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Clinical Practice Panel: Stand By Me: Using An Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (Eras)Checklist To Guide Early Mobility Of Postoperative Craniotomy Patients On A Progressive Care Unit, Alyssa Mooney, Jerome Codilla, Joanna Arraiza, Sohl Chapman, Nkiru Chukwudi, Ronald Rosales

2023 South Division Nursing Research Conference

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Keynote: Escaping A Code Stroke: Impact Of Escape Room Methodology On Nurses’ Attitudes Towards Acute Stroke Management Guidelines, Diana D. Tai

2023 South Division Nursing Research Conference

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Improved Urinary Continence For Stroke Survivors In Inpatient Rehab, Lauren Logan, Evelyn Laws, Charmika Schuster, Emily Sharawara, Steven Anderson, Shireen Hussien, Robin Nelson, Ann Sandstedt, Nadine Tranquilla, Natalie Swearingen, Diane Clark

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Evaluating The Efficacy And Safety Of Transitioning Patients From Natalizumab To Ocrelizumab (Octave), Kyle E Smoot, Kiren Kresa-Reahl, Pavle Repovic, Jessica Craddock, Chiayi Chen, Lindsay Lucas, Tiffany Gervasi-Follmar, Stanley Cohan

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Managing Severe Tbi In The Icu Setting Using A Three Tier Approach, Mary Kay Bader

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Objectives:

• Assess the effects of injury to the brain in the neurologic injured patient and implement a tiered approach to manage severe TBI
• Evaluate TBI patients using multimodality monitoring
• Apply interventions to manage brain injury & integrate the complex multi-system issues and manage these patients using an actual case study.

Temperature Management: All Shook Up! Managing Shivering In Normothermia, Mary Kay Bader

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Objectives:

• Identify key factors related to maintaining normothermia
• Describe the use of the Bedside Shivering Assessment Scale
• Provide interventions to manage shivering in the Neuro patient population

Fast And Furious: Stroke Update 2019, Mary Kay Bader

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This lecture focuses on the AHA guidelines and how the Acute Stroke Team focuses the efforts in the first few hours after presentation. Audience will be made up of physicians, nurses and EMT/EMS personnel. The aims of the event include providing a couple ‘cutting edge’ key note speakers with varying expertise from different parts of the acute stroke care continuum.

Cost Analysis Of Implementing Standardized Stroke Patient Education Materials In A Large Five State Health System, Natalie Swearingen, Leslie Corless, Jessica Swann, Kailey Cox, Diane Lada, Elizabeth Baraban

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Regional Stroke Program Coordinator Nurses Standardize Ems Feedback Utilizing Kurt Lewin’S Change Model, Molly Archer, Megan Fuller, Kailey Cox, Natalie Swearingen

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Large Five State Health System Standardizes Stroke Patient Education While Significantly Improving Health Literacy, Natalie Swearingen, Leslie Corless, Jessica Swann, Kailey Cox, Diane Lada, Elizabeth Baraban

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Outcomes And Characteristics Of Large Vessel Occlusion Patients In A Multi-Hospital System With National Institute Of Health Stroke Scale (Nihss) ≤ 5 Treated With Endovascular Thrombectomy Vs Medical Management, Steven Augustine, Lindsay Lucas, Elizabeth Baraban, Jason Tarpley

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Impact Of Early Mobilization On 90-Day Outcomes In Thrombectomy Patients, Tamela Stuchiner, Diane Clark, Lindsay Lucas, John Robinson, Lisa Yanase

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Introduction: Early mobilization of ischemic stroke patients receiving IV alteplase (tPA) did not worsen 90-day outcome at two urban stroke centers in a prior study, but there are no studies evaluating outcomes of early mobilization after thrombectomy. The mobility protocol used in the previous study was also utilized to mobilize stroke patients receiving thrombectomy treatment at these two centers, once minimum number of hours for groin precautions was complete and the groin puncture site was stable. The objective of this study was to determine for post-thrombectomy patients mobilized within 24 hours, whether earlier mobilization worsened outcomes.

Methods: Medical records of …

Standardized Code Stroke Inpatient Activation Process Resulted In Consistent Acute Stroke Evaluation Times Regardless Of Primary Problem Or Patient Location, Kailey Cox, Brandon Sheets, Alyx Lesko, Lindsay Lucas, Elizabeth Baraban, Ronda Chandler, Diane Clark

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Introduction: Inpatient strokes have a higher mortality risk and longer length of stay compared to community-onset strokes. The inpatient stroke population is often not included in national registries. This study examines a hospital-wide standardized process for acute triage of Code Stroke Inpatient Activations (CSIAs) at a Comprehensive Stroke Center.

Methods: CSIA data collected between September 2016-July 2018 from the Stroke and Rapid Response Team pager were used. False CSIAs were excluded. Outcomes included percentage of CSIAs by patient location (PL), primary problem (PP), and final discharge diagnosis (FDD), as well as percentage treated with IV-alteplase (tPA) and thrombectomy. Evaluation times …

Increase In Video Evaluations But Not Complications Over Time In A Large Stroke Network, Archit Bhatt, Elizabeth Baraban, Leslie Corless, Lindsay Lucas

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Introduction: Telestroke technology allows evaluation of stroke patients remotely. We sought to determine if there was any change in the standard of care and evaluation of stroke patients over time and whether there were differences in complication rates between those who were evaluated using telestroke technology and those who were not.

Methods: Data from April 2010 to May 2018 from a large stroke network were used. Acute ischemic stroke patients who presented to the emergency departments (ED) with last-known-well-to-door less than 4.5 hours and were treated with IV-alteplase were included. The number of facilities ranged from 7 in 2010 to …

Implementation Of Coordinated Telestroke Program In An Urban Setting Improves Acute Stroke Care, John Zurasky, Leslie Corless, Lindsay Lucas, Elizabeth Baraban

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Purpose: Telestroke has been shown to improve acute ischemic stroke (AIS) care in rural settings, but few studies have examined the impact of telestroke in an urban setting. In an urban area, there was a planned transition from an outpatient-based acute stroke provider pool to a centralized telehealth team of neurovascular and neurocritical care providers. This study assessed the impact of this change by comparing patient outcomes during three time periods: pre-initiation (PRE), transition after initiation (TRAN) and post-transition (POST).

Methods: Data for AIS patients 18 and older from five urban hospitals were used. Outcomes were hospital length of stay …

Complications From Iv Alteplase In Mild Stroke Patients In A Multi-State Health System, Lisa R. Yanase, Lindsay Lucas, Leslie Corless, Elizabeth Baraban

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Intratumoral Delivery Of Mdna55, An Interleukin-4 Receptor Targeted Immunotherapy, By Mri-Guided Convective Delivery For The Treatment Of Recurrent Glioblastoma, Achal Achrol, Manish Aghi, Krystof Bankiewicz, Martin Bexon, Sotirios Bisdas, Steven Brem, Andrew Brenner, Nicholas Butowski, Melissa Coello, Seunggu Jude Han, Santosh Kesari, Fahar Merchant, Dina Randazzo, Diana Roettger, Michael Vogelbaum, Frank Vrionis, Miroslaw Zabek, John Sampson

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No abstract provided.