Our aims for the #SSEF promote the ethos that:
'Having specifically trained #stroke staff, and access to a stroke-specific unit, generates better outcomes for #patients'
For an overview of the SSEF priorities for the future, please see our newsletter: https://t.co/NSNnyKH0nv
@Deborah71247971@NHSEngland @british_stroke @TheStrokeAssoc Act Fast plus+ is great but we must also champion campaigns like know your pulse for AF and well person B/P and cholesterol testing - also ACT FAST ER for inpatient stroke - a lot of great work going on out there
@bhr_neurotherap@JessieLopez8@BHRUT_NHS@BHRUT_SLT@lexileetobe Was pretty much the routine in our old stroke rehab unit - lost on transfer of service to a combined unit - nothing more humbling than watching a patient helping each other not just about feeding, a natural social activity and rehab in function - keep up the great work π€
Today GripAble celebrates Stroke Survivors Day #SSD with millions of survivors, their therapist and their carers. Recovery is possible, and it can be Accessible and Fun. In these challenging times send @StrokeSurvivo14 a smile #stroke#strokerehab#strokerecovery#stillme
3 days - 3 thrombolysed and 1 thrombectomy - outcomes across the scale - 1 good - 1 not so good - one brilliant - today NIHSS 20 - CT Left M2 thrombus - thrombolysed awaiting thrombectomy - sudden improvement NIHSS 1 - all in COVID PPE - crazy ANVP-BC - great team efforts π¦ π€π€
@ASUelht@abitannerSLT@ELHTStrokeTeam Already dealt with3 delay presentations - self isolating thinking had covivid 19 - no family to visit as didnβt want to infect the kids - a sad time - Ed over kill on the aspiration pneumonia case - but not before stroke team assessment - common sense required - we can do this
@Sheebajphilip SR at the time of the first stroke but a massive sneeze π€§ prior to the second then atrial flutter on the monitor - not previously known AF
#Fast rapid transfer #CountessofChester#actfaster left hemisphere stroke NIH 5 #thrombolysis 24 min DTN - but 5hrs later right hemisphere stroke - NIH 27 - quick think #thrombectomy - update NIH 2 - wow - brilliant action and systems Team - really proud π€
@ukstrokenursing - over the past year our little group of stroke practitioners have integrated with stroke research nurses - with some amazing results - and brilliant outcomes - #drivingthefuturestrokeresearchmodel - hard work pays offπ€
@AnneAlexandrov Agree here - cryptogenic stroke levels are too high as a result of poor work ups already - thrombectomy a brilliant adjunct but we do need to get to the route cause - understanding the thrombus structure in these cases should help in further improving βclot bustingβ drug design