Pamela Duncan, PT, PhD
Physical therapist ,professor, and advocate for patients and their families to access the best care to recover strong after stroke I am also a brain trauma survivor fully recovered attributable to access to the best health care and rehabilitation
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Living Well With Dementia: It Doesn’t All Have to Rhyme
One of the challenges of understanding mild and moderate dementia is that it rarely looks the way people expect. Unlike advanced Alzheimer’s disease, there is often uncertainty. How much is aging? How much is dementia? What can a person sti...
The Missing Conversation: Why Stroke Must Become Part of America’s Brain Health Agenda
The Missing Conversation: Why Stroke Must Become Part of America’s Brain Health Agenda
This week I wrote about the growing crisis in post-acute stroke care and the barriers stroke survivors face in accessing rehabilitation and recovery ser...
Post-Acute Stroke Crisis: We Must First Care
For more than four decades, I have dedicated my career to stroke recovery, rehabilitation, transitional care, and improving the lives of stroke survivors and their families.
I have helped lead national clinical trials, developed post-strok...
The Crisis in Post-Acute Stroke Care: Patients nd Families Need a Quarterback
If you or someone you love has a stroke, you may need more than good doctors and a good hospital.
You may need a healthcare advocate.
Post-acute stroke care — access to the right rehabilitation, secondary prevention, complication manageme...
Cognition Is More Than Memory
When most people hear the word dementia, they think about memory loss.
But cognition is far more complex than remembering names or appointments.
Cognition is the orchestra of abilities that allows us to understand the world, manage our li...
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I'm a physical therapist, researcher, and advocate for aging adults and their families. For 30 years, I’ve worked to improve care for people recovering from stroke, managing dementia, and navigating the challenges of complex care.
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