Clinical Guidelines for Acute Stroke Management - Living on the EDge

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Level 7, 461 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000 t +61 3 9670 1000 f +61 3 9670 9300 www.strokefoundation.com.au © No part of this publication can be reproduced by any process without permission from the National <strong>Stroke</strong> Foundation. October 2007
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Stop stroke. Save lives. End Suffer
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About the National Stroke</
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SECTION 6: PREVENTION AND MANAGEMEN
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KEY MESSAGES iiKey Messages This se
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1. Organisation of Services Message
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Key Messages c) Patients who fail t
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Key Messages b) The stroke survivor
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4Introduction studies were identifi
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1 ORGANISATION OF SERVICES 1 Organi
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CONSUMER 1.3 ORGANISATION OF CARE F
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1.8 Information an
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1.11 Standardised assessment Comple
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CONSUMER 1.13 STROKE SERVICE IMPROV
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3 EARLY ASSESSMENT AND DIAGNOSIS Th
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A notification system between emerg
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3.4 INVESTIGATIONS GRADE LEVEL a) T
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Intravenous rt-PA was licensed by t
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4.1.3 Antithrombotic therapy Eviden
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Surgical management Surgical manage
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4.3.4 NEUROPROTECTIVE AGENTS GRADE
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intense therapy, further high quali
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of very early versus delayed mobili
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The first step in planning manageme
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5.7 INCONTINENCE GRADE LEVEL a) All
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6 PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF COMP
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6.2 DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS (DVT) AN
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7 SECONDARY PREVENTION 7.1 Behaviou
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