We have divided our teaching goals into six categories. The goal of all our education is to integrate nurses, physicians and therapists into didactic, case-based and bed-side experiential learning sessions.

Based on feedback from Nepali healthcare providers, our teams will be focused on the following projects over the next two years:

Green Pastures Rehabilitation Hospital - Pokhara

I. Sexuality following neurological injury

Two one-day workshops focused on

• Basic sexuality
• How to talk to our patients and families

II. Spinal cord injury

• Bowel and bladder care
• Autonomic dysreflexia
• Clinical outcomes and implications
• Translation of resources and education materials for clinicians, patients and families

Tansen Mission Hospital - Tansen

III. Swallowing following neurological injury

• Treatment, management of dysphagia
• Prevention of aspiration pneumonia

IV: Interprofessional Practice

• Understanding the role of the interprofessional team
• Translating theory into practice
• Community reingration following neurological injury

V Pressur Ulcer Prevention and Management

• Positioning to prevent skin breakdown
• Wound care in Nepali context

VI. Child Development

• Equipment and resource needs to set up an outpatient child development centre

Outpatient Stroke Cenre - Kathmandu

• Outpatient treatment of the stroke client
• Linking with Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada for information, mentorship and resources for translation