In this Goodfellow Unit webinar, Cardiologist Dr Guy Armstrong discusses how primary care can detect, diagnosis, manage, and potentially prevent this important condition.

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This stroke thrombolysis guideline is intended to guide clinicians when planning stroke thrombolysis with intravenous tissue plasminogen activator (Alteplase).

The Clinical Guidelines for Stroke Management have evolved into living guidelines, updated as new evidence emerges in accordance with the 2011 NHMRC Standard for clinical practice guidelines. They supersede the Clinical Guidelines for Stroke Management 2017.

InformMe is a dedicated resource for health professionals to improve the treatment of stroke care health.

Much has happened since the publication of the last New Zealand stroke guideline in 2003, “Life after stroke‟ (Baskett & McNaughton, 2003) and after seven years, revision of the guideline is considered overdue.

Presentations from previous Stroke CNS Nurses Annual Meetings

Postgraduate Certificate in Stroke Care : The University of Auckland

This paper aims to provide stroke volume projections for the next 1-2 decades and explores potential solutions to anticipated challenges.

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AF and stroke prevention In this Goodfellow webinar, Cardiologist Dr Ralph Stewart will discuss managing atrial fibrillation in primary care.

Professor Alan Barber and Professor Valery Feigin present clinical updates on stroke and TIA, and look at some relevant clinical cases. They also present on the Auckland Regional Community Outcomes of Stroke (ARCOS) studies that have helped our understanding of stroke.

NZ Medical Journal Article