Stroke Prevention, early recognition, access to care can reduce morbidity/mortality. Even still, there are limits beyond 6h and if not large vessels.
Privileged to have @ShahidNimjee at @OSUWexMed@NeurosurgeryOSU continue to push solutions for the gap through drug development.
Some light reading hot off the press. Served as a reviewer, hope to be a contributor in future. 4 OSU NPs involved: Susan Bell (contributor), Marissa DeJesus (reviewer), Michelle Lozano(contributor), Susan Yeager(reviewer) #OSUneuroscienceNPsrepresent@OSUWexMed@NeurosurgeryOSU
Thanks to those who showed school spirit today for TOURIST DAY!!! We are giving away two blankets and our winners for today are: @AbbyEmery3 and @DejesusCassidy Congrats! Go to the main office to pick up your blanket! #Touristsday 💙
thoughts in 8min46s of masked kneeling in the sun, not on someone's neck: who could do this through cries for help? could i be strong enough to intervene? why does it take tragedy for us to gather together and be upset? will things change? #whitecoatsforblacklives@OSUWexMed
Hemorrhagic Stroke in YAs is troubling as the cognitive/emotional deficits are not captured as well in traditional outcomes tools. Moreover, their follow up is fragmented and inconsistent. Now more factors to consider for #hemorrhagicstrokesurvivorship https://t.co/XHF2Y5weBH
A new RN in ‘97,I was spit on&kicked by a 1-legged man while trying to start IV.I have ALOT of patience for someone in medical crisis to yell/curse. But we shouldn’t be afraid for our safety when taking care of the ill. Proud of @OSUWexMed our peeps. #RNshortageisreal
@VivienHLee As someone who just completed her re-certification yesterday,I chuckled at how obsolete the videos seemed. The angles at which you are expected to score are silly. 90 minutes spent. Fully support longer certification!