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   Jun 28, 2022 · The Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme 2022 annual national report includes data from the Scottish Stroke Care Audit (SSCA). This describes the quality of stroke care in each acute hospital, grouped by NHS board, during 2021, measuring each hospital against Scottish stroke care standards (2016).

2. publichealthscotland.scot › publications › scottishScottish stroke statistics - Year ending 31 March 2022 ...

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   Jan 24, 2023 · Despite a substantial decrease in rates of death over the last decade, treating and preventing stroke is a national clinical priority for Scotland as outlined in the Stroke Improvement Plan (external website).

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   This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) presents the Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme 2023 and includes data from the Scottish Stroke Care Audit (SSCA). This describes the quality of stroke care in each acute hospital, grouped by NHS Board, during 2022, measuring each hospital against Scottish stroke care standards (2016).

4. www.gov.scot › policies › illnesses-and-long-termStroke - Illnesses and long-term conditions - gov.scot

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   The progressive stroke pathway (2022), produced by the National Advisory Committee for Stroke (NACS), sets out a vision of what progressive stroke care in Scotland should comprise. The decrease in both mortality rates and the rate of new cases of stroke between 2011 and 2020 show that our strategy for tackling stroke is delivering important ...

5. www.gov.scot › binaries › contentStroke Improvement Plan 2023 - The Scottish Government

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   Scotland, and we are committed to doing more to improve outcomes for those who have suffered a stroke. In The Stroke Improvement Plan 2023 we set out our vision of minimising preventable strokes and ensuring timely and equitable access to life-saving treatment. Additionally, the plan places renewed

6. www.knowledge.scot.nhs.uk › media › CLTStroke January 2022 - knowledge.scot.nhs.uk

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   Stroke January 2022. This bulletin covers aspects of stroke and should be of interest to staff working with stroke patients. Topics covered include risk factors, symptom management and supportive care. Many of the following articles are available online via the NHS Scotland Knowledge Network.

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   What is the Scottish stroke improvement programme?

   • NHS Boards are expected to identify aspects of their stroke services which do not meet the Scottish standards and to work with their stroke MCNs to improve their standards of care locally. For more information on the Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme see the Scottish Stroke Care Audit Website.

   Scottish stroke improvement programme - Public Health Scotland

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   Why is stroke a clinical priority for the NHS in Scotland?

   • The plan affirms stroke as a clinical priority for the NHS in Scotland and sets out a comprehensive programme for further reducing the number of deaths from stroke and improving stroke treatment and care across the whole patient pathway. This includes improving the experience and outcomes for patients living with stroke.

   Stroke - Illnesses and long-term conditions - gov.scot

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   What should NHS boards do if stroke services don't meet Scottish standards?

   • NHS Boards are expected to identify aspects of their stroke services which do not meet the Scottish standards and to work with their stroke MCNs to improve their standards of care locally. Open data from this publication is available from the Scottish Health and Social Care Open Data platform.

   Scottish stroke improvement programme - Public Health Scotland

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   Where can I find more information about stroke in Scotland?

   • Further information can be found in the Stroke Statistics report. More information is also available from the Scottish Stroke Care Audit Report. The next release of this publication will be in January 2024. If you have an enquiry relating to this publication, please email phs.hdstroke@phs.scot.

   Scottish stroke statistics - Public Health Scotland

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8. www.gov.scot › publications › stroke-improvement3. Stroke Care in Scotland: Priorities for Improvement and ...

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   Aug 21, 2014 · 1. Public campaign to raise awareness of stroke symptoms (Face Arm Speech Time (to call 999) (FAST)) - Deliver public education to increase awareness of common symptoms of stroke and TIA, and the need to seek emergency medical care. 2. Improve early identification of stroke and TIA by SAS/NHS24, primary care and hospital emergency departments.