Top Tweets for #ProtectedCodeStroke

almost 4 years ago

Wave 7 of #COVID, we are seeing larger number of cases, positivity, and in stroke consults; albeit with lower severity (at present). However, good time to remind folks engaged in #CodeStroke activities to be vigilant and use #ProtectedCodeStroke considerations for codes + #EVT

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about 4 years ago

@michael_brainin @WorldStrokeOrg @WorldStrokeEd @ESOstroke Thank you Dr. @michael_brainin for your leadership, thoughtfulness, and steady hand especially as the world and stroke colleagues globally were dealing with the early waves of #COVID19 and its neurovascular complications, thanks for supporting #ProtectedCodeStroke globally.

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over 4 years ago

@amyyu_md @Sunnybrook @UofT_DoM Thank you so much Dr @amyyu_md for your support and kind words - some wonderful photos of our awesome stroke team and CoreQI group members with whom together we make #teamworkmakesthedreamwork for #strokecare (pre-photos, #ProtectedCodeStroke)

neuroccm's tweet photo. @amyyu_md @Sunnybrook @UofT_DoM Thank you so much Dr @amyyu_md for your support and kind words - some wonderful photos of our awesome stroke team and CoreQI group members with whom together we make #teamworkmakesthedreamwork for #strokecare (pre-photos, #ProtectedCodeStroke) https://t.co/dmPJEWO9vY

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over 5 years ago

Thank you @AANMember for the opportunity to present our work on the #protectedcodestroke out of @Sunnybrook! @neuroccm @LowylNotario

nerdybraindoc's tweet photo. Thank you @AANMember for the opportunity to present our work on the #protectedcodestroke out of @Sunnybrook! @neuroccm @LowylNotario https://t.co/IG74mVo373

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Temerty Medicine @uoftmedicine

over 5 years ago

Thank-you for highlighting our #protectedcodestroke protocol! Continues to stay relevant as many regions face the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. See the full paper at https://t.co/mZjSkKiUzK. @neuroccm @LowylNotario @bijoymenon @StrokeAHA_ASA

over 5 years ago

When someone has a stroke, providing quick and effective medical care is paramount. But how are acute stroke patients assessed & managed during COVID-19? Paper by @neuroccm & @brainresuslab team introduces the concept of a “protected code stroke" ➡️https://t.co/rIiqlAHhr0

uoftmedicine's tweet photo. When someone has a stroke, providing quick and effective medical care is paramount. But how are acute stroke patients assessed & managed during COVID-19? Paper by @neuroccm & @brainresuslab team introduces the concept of a “protected code stroke" ➡️https://t.co/rIiqlAHhr0 https://t.co/rqqtQjcpdF

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almost 6 years ago

@piripiribiryani definitely cannot compete with your previous page. However, for Phav @nerdybraindoc and I - aside from the manuscript (https://t.co/6MkOAR8VET) that is approaching 10K, it warms our hearts when we see the following page #ProtectedCodeStroke #KeepingSafe #COVID19

neuroccm's tweet photo. @piripiribiryani definitely cannot compete with your previous page. However, for Phav @nerdybraindoc and I - aside from the manuscript (https://t.co/6MkOAR8VET) that is approaching 10K, it warms our hearts when we see the following page #ProtectedCodeStroke #KeepingSafe #COVID19 https://t.co/DTZ4Igleyf

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Sully Sullenberger @Captsully

almost 6 years ago

This applies to resuscitation and specifically the Code Stroke. * debriefing is essential * stay tuned for our team's work on this topic of #CrisisResourceManagement in #Stroke care from @brainresuslab #ProtectedCodeStroke

almost 6 years ago

It’s important to make time to debrief with yourself and your colleagues to assess what worked, what didn’t, and why – and what to improve upon next time. Don’t waste an opportunity to learn.

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about 6 years ago

#protectedcodestroke

Amy Yu, MD @amyyu_md

about 6 years ago

Q2. We adopted very early a protected code #stroke protocol, instituted by Dr. Khosravani and colleagues @neuroccm @sunnybrook @StrokeAHA_ASA https://t.co/S6mqKKdwVd #strokechatwso @DrSaccoNeuro

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NQIL @NQILTeam

about 6 years ago

1/ NQIL Rounds - May 8 - Case (details altered) patient in their 70’s, known #COVID19+, query focal neurologic deficits, out of TPA window due to last seen normal time, unstable, marginal baseline function - A #ProtectedCodeStroke is called - now what?

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NQIL @NQILTeam

about 6 years ago

3/6 Same applied to #ProtectedCodeStroke (https://t.co/pni8P632QW) @neuroccm: Only one team members should see patient, may be the staff, senior resident, or fellow.

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about 6 years ago

Thank you for the invitation and questions from awesome Neurology Residents across the World #NIRV #ProtectedCodeStroke - #NIRV is a fantastic initiative - kudos to @MHussona89 @LHophing @PritiGros @sanskritiskumar with tremendous support from Dr. @XMontalban

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about 6 years ago

(4/x) Thus, In summary, for the #ProtectedCodeStroke - after putting on PPE (with meticulous attention to process and equipment integrity/placement) - put a surgical mask on the non-intubated patient.

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