Re-engaging Nursing Staff in Your Stroke Program
We explore the national statistics around the nursing shortage and talk about ideas to engage new nursing staff in stroke program initiatives.
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We explore the national statistics around the nursing shortage and talk about ideas to engage new nursing staff in stroke program initiatives.
Understanding the social drivers of health (SDoH) and health-related social needs (HRSN) is critical to creating equitable care for patients.
It might seem like a huge leap for programs operating in non-academic environments to meet the requirement for patient-centered research when seeking a Comprehensive Stroke Center designation. But we’ve seen many programs successfully navigate this challenge.
As stroke program leadership ponder taking a Primary Stroke Center (PSC) to Comprehensive Stroke Center (CSC) status, one of the more common challenges is how to scale a stroke research program to meet the research standard. Today, we offer suggestions for scaling and sustaining a stroke research program and successfully navigate CSC certification.
A new reality is upon us! Hospitals are experiencing unprecedented challenges in maintaining operations at a profitable level. What can you do, as a stroke program leader, to help mitigate financial worries of your organization and support the hospital and/or system’s 2023 strategic priorities?
Keeping up with key stroke program resources.
Has your program taken the appropriate steps to review new guidelines and update your order sets, guidelines and/or clinical pathways to reflect the changes?
Take your Stroke Committee from reactive anecdotes to proactive performance improvement!
With significant experience in stroke program management, Stroke Challenges is excited to bring you tools and services to help you manage your stroke programs.
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