Iowa Mission: Lifeline® Stroke
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More than 75% of strokes occur in people over 65. But in the last 30 years, more people under the age of 50 have suffered strokes than ever before. More than 120,000 in the U.S. each year. Which is why it’s time to FACE THE FACTS: Stroke can strike anyone, at any age. Even those who are young, fit, and in what most would consider the prime of their life.
And why knowing the signs and being prepared to act are more important than ever before.
And why knowing the signs and being prepared to act are more important than ever before.
- Adams Diagnosis of Patient with Ischemic Stroke (PDF)
- Aphasia Reading Club (PDF)
- Batcheler Optomizing Antithrombotic (PDF)
- Complex Stroke Patients (PDF)
- Documentation in Stroke Rehab (PDF)
- Early Mobility and Thrombolytics (PDF)
- EMS in the Chain of Survival (PDF)
- Ignasiak Management and Treatment of the Stroke Patient from a Neurosurgical Perspective (PDF)
- Low Tech Equipment Options to Enhance Mobility (PDF)
- Palliative Communications (PDF)
- Transitions of Care (PDF)
- Visual Deficits After Stroke (PDF)
- Dysphagia (PDF)
- Mental Health Following Stroke (PDF)
- Medical Management of the Stroke Rehab Patient (PDF)
- Neurobehavioral Programming Embracing the Challenge with Dignity (PDF)
- Pediatric Stroke Assessment and Intervention (PDF)
- Pre-Hospital Care of Stroke (PDF)
- Stroke 101 (PDF)
- Stroke Care and Terminology (PDF)
- Stroke Rehab Lovin Walkin Talkin Stroke (PDF)
- TIA Treatment and Risk Factors (PDF)
- Treatment of Stroke with Thrombolytics (PDF)
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Beth Malina BSN, RN, CNRN | Director of Quality & Systems Improvement
Beth.Malina@heart.org | (402) 416-5592
Gary Myers MS, NREMT | Sr. Director Quality & Systems Improvement
[email protected] | (605) 215-1551
Ngia Mua | Mission: Lifeline Project Specialist
[email protected] | (952) 278-7934