TIAs and strokes both occur when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted.
The difference occurs in the definition of the timing...
A stroke produces symptoms that last for at least 24 hours, whereas... https://t.co/C2igHhxIQT
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So a fantastic opportunity to work with the great team of medicine in Stockport Foundation trust, are you an advanced nurse or clinical practitioner and looking to work with a wonderful team and new and exciting service - check it out and share onwards
@StockportNHS this amazing opportunity for 3 advance nurse or clinical practitioners to work in the fantastic and exciting business group of medicine.... #greatteam#fantasticopportunity
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Prof Jo Booth & Prof Lois Thomas discuss types of urinary incontinence & rehabilitation of bladder function following stroke. Revised Cochrane review due Dec 2018. More studies included but data from trials insufficient to guide continence care in adults after stroke. #UKSF18
Please join us on ward 31 this Friday to celebrate elf day! From 1pm there will be refreshments and cakes to raise money and awareness for the Alzheimer’s society. Take an #elfie
Today we used the fantastic debrief hamper following on from an emergency. All the team present, drank tea had a biscuit and a good chat. Thank you @HannahJ81030457 @DrGDH the whole team really needed this today
Great quote from Gary Southgate to guide our leadership style....
“People see kindness as a weakness but it’s the most unbelievable strength if you use it in the right way”
Today sees #WorldStrokeDay
A stroke is a serious life-threatening medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off. When you spot any single sign of a stroke, it’s time to dial 999 #ActFast@actfast999
Top Tips About Delirium #2: What NOT To Do
PDF can be downloaded from https://t.co/BjS4qHZ8Fc (#1 is there too) - they're #FOAMed: @dan26wales and I would very much like you to help yourself (and spread the word!) #DoSomethingAboutDelirium
#Stroke is the second leading cause of death globally, resulting in over 5 million deaths every year. New 3-part Series discusses recent advances in diagnosis and management of two major stroke subtypes and strategies to reduce the risk of stroke. https://t.co/u0vRnvLh0P
Have a passion for stroke and an interest in leadership? https://t.co/fqrDKihSqT ,come and join our award winning team! @StockportNurses @charlyboo27 @Nursey_sarah72@mcquakee