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the views and opinions expressed in this podcast are entirely my own and do not reflect the official policy or position of my employer or any other organisation. all patient stories, names, and clinical results have been significantly altered or de-identified to strictly protect patient privacy. this content is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as personal medical advice
Recently, I was tested. In the least visible part of the department I cared for a man that was having an acute stroke and deteriorated right before my eyes. Today I unpack what happened, what I learnt, what could have been done better and most importantly what was done well. We go through the basics of strokes and how to diagnose a potential stroke in the community and the steps needed to ensure fast and effective treatment and management.
By Ritika Singhthe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are entirely my own and do not reflect the official policy or position of my employer or any other organisation. all patient stories, names, and clinical results have been significantly altered or de-identified to strictly protect patient privacy. this content is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as personal medical advice
Recently, I was tested. In the least visible part of the department I cared for a man that was having an acute stroke and deteriorated right before my eyes. Today I unpack what happened, what I learnt, what could have been done better and most importantly what was done well. We go through the basics of strokes and how to diagnose a potential stroke in the community and the steps needed to ensure fast and effective treatment and management.