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The RapidAI imaging system (RAPID) was implemented to enhance the speed and efficiency of care delivery. These findings suggest that RAPID enhances the efficiency of patientcare delivery in acute ischemic stroke. Further studies with larger sample sizes are warranted.
Our primary goal was to establish a strong culture of engagement in the care of stroke patients from the day the hospital opened.Methods:A multidisciplinary stroke oversight committee was formed, which guided development of the stroke program and integrated leaders from all areas involved with direct or indirect stroke patientcare.
Some of the latest strategies include: Innovations in Thrombolysis and Clot Retrieval : Techniques such as tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) injections and mechanical thrombectomy are significantly improving recovery rates for ischemic stroke patients. www.adncoe.com
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