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Stroke Program Research: A Challenge for Even the Biggest and Best

Comprehensive Stroke Centers (CSCs) certified by The Joint Commission, DNV and ACHC are expected to maintain a program of research generally defined as a study requiring International Review Board (IRB) approval and active enrollment of patients. Who better to accept this responsibility than CSCs with the largest and most acute patient populations?

Outpatient Stroke Care: The Next Frontier?

National trends continue to predict that healthcare will move from an inpatient model to an outpatient model over the coming years. This shift is already underway and driven by multiple factors. As this shift occurs, those in acute stroke management may be left wondering about the impact on stroke care.

Are The Financial Tough Times Behind Us?

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?

Ensuring a Successful Neurointerventional Radiology (NIR) Tracer

When assisting programs in seeking successful certification visits, we’ve noted a few common themes in need of attention in the NIR suite to ensure successful certification tracers.

Keeping Up!

Keeping up with key stroke program resources.

NEW GUIDELINES, WHAT NEXT?

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?
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