Module
Internist module: TIA in outpatient/urgent follow-up — high-risk features + workup loop closure
Internist-facing workflow for post-ED/urgent TIA follow-up: high-risk features, completion of stroke mechanism workup, medication reconciliation, and follow-up timing—focused on closing gaps across transitions
ClinicianClinicianAdvanced25 minClinical (pro)
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Educational only — follow institutional TIA pathways and individualized specialist guidance.
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If symptoms recur or new focal deficits occur, activate emergency evaluation.
What you'll learn
- Identify high-risk TIA features requiring urgent escalation
- Close the loop on pending imaging/labs/monitoring ordered during ED/hospitalization
- Standardize documentation and follow-up timing
Risk stratification
- Persistent/recurrent symptoms
- Motor/speech symptoms
- Afib risk
- Carotid disease
Workup loop closure
- Imaging results
- Echo
- Rhythm monitoring
Secondary prevention start
- Antithrombotic plan
- Statin
- BP
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References
- European Stroke Organisation2021ESO guideline on management of transient ischaemic attack