For Health Care Professionals

We develop a curriculum for medical students and house staff to learn more about how to improve the outcomes of stroke patients and their families.

Learn about the "7 Ds" of stroke survival and how we train clinical staff, including residents, to care for stroke patients and their families.

Please refer to the following sections on this page for healthcare professionals:


Cerebrovascular case conference

This interdisciplinary conference takes place weekly and is led by the interventional neuroradiology fellow.

At this meeting, we discuss the treatment planning for complex patients and review cases for quality improvement purposes. It is also an excellent learning opportunity for residents, advanced practice nurses, and fellows.

Recent cases reviewed include complex intracranial aneurysms, dural arteriovenous fistulae, arteriovenous malformations, and thrombolysis.

To submit a case for this conference, please contact one of the program physicians.

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Stroke education outreach

Acute stroke continuing education is available! Download our informational letter here (PDF)

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Guidelines, order sets, and stroke protocols

The following documents provide guidelines, references, order sets, and protocols that you can use for various types of stroke conditions:

Clinical practice guidelines

Our practice follows the American Heart Association's (AHA) and the American Stroke Association's (ASA) clinical practice guidelines. You can review their clinical practice guidelines on the their websites. If you have additional questions, please call us at the Lebanon Stroke number.

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Stroke protocols

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Stroke alert training

We offer simulation lab mock stroke alert training for neurology residents and emergency department providers.

The goals of this exercise are to improve:

  • The selection of patients for intravenous thrombolysis
  • The detection of stroke mimics, basic CT scan interpretation, and acute blood pressure management

View a sample video clip of a recent training session.

For more information about this training, please contact Timothy Lukovits, MD.

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