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The primary aim of these guidelines is to assist individual clinicians, hospital departments, and hospital administrators to produce local protocols for the: • assessment, investigation and immediate management of individuals with a transient ischemic attack or acute stroke (other than sub-arachnoid ….
11 maj 2011 · secondary prevention and risk factor management following a transient ischemic attack or acute stroke. The secondary aim of these guidelines is to suggest methods for implementation and clinical audit. The workgroup preparing these guidelines was formed by the Ministry of Health, Singapore.
Patients with acute stroke benefit from early initiation of stroke rehabilitation, with better functional outcome and shorter length of stay (65–67). More intensive and longer rehabilitation therapy during the first six-months poststroke has a small but favorable effect on functional outcome (67, 68).
1 cze 2011 · The primary aim of these guidelines is to assist individual clinicians, hospital departments, and hospital administrators to produce local protocols for the: assessment, investigation and...
Stroke is a common neurological condition and the most common cause of disability among adults in Singapore. Optimal outcomes are dependent not only on facilities and skilled staff, but on a multidisciplinary approach for its management.
6 sty 2015 · Nurses play a pivotal role in rapid identification and triage of patients with acute stroke, initial assessment, and coordinating the timely flow of patients with acute stroke through the health system.
28 lip 2020 · The COVID-19 pandemic has posed some challenges to the provision of stroke care in Singapore. There is no overall change in pre-hospital and hyperacute stroke care policies, but CSPs are cared for in isolation; stroke support services and stroke research are majorly affected.
