Course
Stroke systems, registries + QI (Intermediate clinician)
Intermediate systems course for stroke coordinators and improvement teams: telestroke/prehospital routing, registry basics, audit-and-feedback loops, and ICH performance measures as an example bundle
ClinicianClinicianIntermediate100 minClinical (pro)
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In suspected stroke, system improvements must never delay emergency evaluation or time-critical interventions.
What you'll learn
- Explain why systems and workflow drive stroke outcomes
- Design a basic audit-and-feedback loop using registry data
- Identify common workflow bottlenecks and interventions
- Apply performance measures concepts to a concrete hemorrhage example
Lesson sequence
- 1. Telestroke + prehospital systems (triage, routing, equity)
- 2. Systems of care + QI basics (metrics + audit loops)
- 3. Stroke coordinator certification track (registries + QI)
- 4. ICH performance + quality measures (QI implementation example)
Capstone
- Pick one metric, map the workflow, run a PDSA cycle, and define a feedback cadence
Practice check
Check your understanding
A few untimed questions. Pick an answer to see instant feedback, then continue to the next lesson.
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