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Acute stroke management: door-to-needle, ward protocols & scoring tools
Stroke Door to Ward is a comprehensive clinical reference app designed for neurologists, stroke physicians, junior doctors, and allied health professionals managing acute stroke patients. Developed by a Neurology & Stroke Fellow at St George's University Hospital, London, this app covers the complete stroke pathway from emergency presentation through to ward-based management. FEATURES INCLUDE: - Acute Stroke Pathway — door-to-needle thrombolysis protocol, time targets, and eligibility criteria - Thrombectomy — patient selection, ASPECTS scoring, and transfer criteria - NIHSS Calculator — interactive National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale - ROSIER Scale — stroke recognition in the emergency room - Investigations — CT, MRI, bloods, cardiac monitoring, and carotid imaging guidance - Secondary Prevention — antiplatelet therapy, anticoagulation, statin, and BP management - Ward Management — nursing care, swallow assessment, physiotherapy, and early mobilisation - Complications — cerebral oedema, haemorrhagic transformation, and seizure management - Modified Rankin Scale — functional outcome assessment - Key Trials — summary of landmark stroke trials including IST, ECASS, DAWN, DEFUSE-3, and more - References — full evidence base with clickable citations Designed for point-of-care use with a clean, readable interface optimised for mobile devices. DISCLAIMER: This app is intended as a clinical reference tool for qualified healthcare professionals. It does not replace clinical judgement or local hospital guidelines. Always follow your institution's protocols.
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