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Appendix 1 Evidence table reviewers In addition to the members of the working party, the following individuals also reviewed evidence and we are grateful for their time and expertise. Ms Sara Alderdice Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust Mrs Helen Armitage Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust Professor Ann Ashburn University of Southampton Dr Stephen Ashford North West London Hospitals NHS Trust and King’s College London Miss Preetpal Atwal North West London Hospitals NHS Trust Miss Tracey Barron College of Paramedics Dr Jane Barton Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust Dr Andrew Bateman Princess of Wales Hospital, Cambridgeshire Mrs Fotoula Blias Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust Miss Angeline Bonney University College London NHS Foundation Trust Miss Sabrina Booth Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Professor Jane Burridge University of Southampton Mrs Berenice Carter York Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Janet Cockburn University of Reading Dr Emma Cooke St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, London Dr Mary Cramp University of East London Mrs Janet Darby University of Nottingham Mrs Tammy Davidson-Thompson Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust Mrs Jackie Davies Cardiff & Vale University Health Board Mr David Davis South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Mrs Nicole Dodsworth Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust Professor Pamela Enderby University of Sheffield Mrs Joanna Fletcher-Smith University of Nottingham Mrs Michelle Gibbs King’s College London Dr Jo Gibson University of Central Lancashire Dr Louise Gilbertson Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, Southampton Dr David Gillespie Astley Ainslie Hospital, Scotland Ms Filomena Gomes King’s College London Mrs Mary Grant University of Nottingham Dr Linda Hammett National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Mrs Sarah Haynes Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability Ms Susannah Hinchliff Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust Dr Val Hopwood Coventry University Mrs Jane Horne University of Nottingham Dr Ann-Marie Hughes University of Southampton Mrs Kathryn Jarvis University of Liverpool Dr Fiona Jones St George’s University, London Mrs Stephanie Jones University of Central Lancashire Dr Najma Khan-Bourne King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Dr Nicola Kitching Brain and Spinal Injury Centre, Manchester Dr Praveen Kumar University of the West of England Dr Michael Leathley University of Central Lancashire Dr Pip Logan University of Nottingham Ms Kay Martin Peterborough City Care Centre Ms Fay McCaffer Cardiff & Vale University Health Board Mrs Carolee McLaughlin Belfast City Hospital © Royal College of Physicians 2012 181
National clinical guideline for stroke Mrs Charlotte Mistry Norfolk & Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust MissNatalie Mohr North Bristol NHS Trust Dr Meriel Norris Brunel University, London Dr Anthony Pereira St George’s Hospital, London Mr Daniel Philips East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust Professor Tom Quinn University of Surrey Dr Kate Radford University of Central Lancashire Dr Jill Ramsay University of Birmingham Dr Shuli Reich Hertfordshire Community Services NHS Trust Ms Kate Richardson Norfolk & Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Mr Mark Smith NHS Lothian Ms Beth Stevens Poole Hospital Mrs Melanie Stevenson Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust Mrs Kate Tucker Cardiff Metropolitan University Mrs Alyson Warland Brunel University, London Professor Caroline Watkins University of Central Lancashire Mrs Dorothy Wilson Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust 182 © Royal College of Physicians 2012
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The Intercollegiate Stroke Working
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Key recommendations Number Recommen
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Acknowledgements The Intercollegiat
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