Digital Twin for Stroke Care

Activities of the Digital Twin for Stroke Care Network

The Digital Twin for Stroke Care Network is committed to advancing stroke care through a series of strategic and collaborative activities. These initiatives are designed to harness the power of digital technologies, foster international cooperation, and strengthen the research capabilities of all partners. Below are the four major activities driving this innovative network forward.

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Stroke Care Knowledge Exchange Workshops

Development of Digital Twin Models for Stroke Care

Research Capacity Building and Training Programs

Cross-Country Pilot Studies and Clinical Trials

Network in Numbers

The Digital Twin for Stroke Care Network spans three countries—Vietnam, Indonesia, and the UK—uniting multiple universities, hospitals, and research institutions. With participation from over 50 healthcare professionals and researchers, the network aims to develop cutting-edge digital twin models for stroke care. Supported by leading academic and medical institutions, the network is poised to revolutionize stroke treatment through international collaboration and technological innovation.

50+

Professionals

$200,000

Funding

10+

Partners

3+

Global Outreach

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Workshop Highlights

Expert Panel Discussions

Hands-On Training Sessions

Cross-Country Collaborations

Pilot Study Fieldwork

Our Recent Initiatives

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Explore and Compare Stroke Care Approaches

Examine the current landscape of stroke care in Vietnam, Indonesia, and the UK, identifying differences and fostering knowledge exchange and skill transfer across the network of professionals.

Pioneer the Use of Digital Twin Technology

Lead the development of an interdisciplinary research framework that integrates digital twin models, machine learning, and real-time patient monitoring.

Strengthen Research Capacity

Build a robust research culture and enhance the research capabilities of the partnering institutions, driving excellence in the intersection of digital technologies and healthcare.

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Advisory Board

Prof. Jeyaraj D Pandian

President of World Stroke Organization; Professor and Head of Neurology and the Principal/Dean from Christian Medical College (CMC), Ludhiana, Punjab, India.