Category
Standard
Type
Standard
Access
Open
Status
Active
Created
October 2019
This is the current version.
Stroke occurs when there is a sudden interruption to the blood supply to the brain. This clinical care standard describes the care that patients should receive when they are or may be having a stroke. It covers recognition of stroke, rapid assessment, early management, and early initiation of an individualised rehabilitation plan.
Main sections:
- Acute stroke clinical care standard
- Indicators for local monitoring
- About the clinical care standards
- Acute stroke
- How to use this clinical care standard
- Early assessment
- Time-critical therapy
- Stroke unit care
- Early rehabilitation
- Minimising risk of another stroke
- Carer training and support
- Transition from hospital care
Main sections:
- Acute stroke clinical care standard
- Indicators for local monitoring
- About the clinical care standards
- Acute stroke
- How to use this clinical care standard
- Early assessment
- Time-critical therapy
- Stroke unit care
- Early rehabilitation
- Minimising risk of another stroke
- Carer training and support
- Transition from hospital care
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