Mineola, N.Y.-based NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island cut time from door-to-activation of the neurointerventional radiology team by 12.5 minutes, or 35.2%, for patients with strokes.
The hospital asked medical residents, physician assistants and all members of the stroke team to participate in training at its simulation center, according to a June 10 system news release. There, providers interacted with and managed a simulated patient who is experiencing a stroke.
The training resulted in reduced activation time, a 10-minute reduction in door-to-arterial puncture time and a 6.5-minute cut in door-to-clot removal engagement.
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