For Professionals
The Toronto Stroke Networks (TSNs) lead and coordinate the adoption of stroke best practices across the system of care. In collaboration with regional partners, the TSNs have developed a sustainable Knowledge Translation (KT) strategy that supports cross-system collaboration and strengthens relationships and trust leading to system integration. For the front-line provider, there are numerous resources to support development of stroke knowledge and expertise and provide education to persons with stroke and their families.
For the front-line provider, there are numerous resources to support development of stroke knowledge and expertise and provide education to your patient resources.
To access these resources, please refer to the sections below or contact us at moc.ekortsotnull@ofni.
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A stroke is a sudden interruption of blood flow to the brain. If blood flow is not restored within minutes …
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The Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for Stroke Care is a comprehensive set of evidence and clinically-based guidelines that serve as a resource …
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The Toronto Stroke Networks (TSNs) work collaboratively with regional partners to enable a cross-systems approach to Knowledge Translation (KT). This KT approach includes …
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Below is a listing of local, provincial, national and international stroke conferences and courses …
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A list of screening tools and outcome measures taken from various stroke best practice resources …
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A list of education resources for all healthcare providers working in stroke care …
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Research is vital to improving stroke care for persons with stroke and their families/caregivers, as well as to professional development. In addition to creating new approaches …
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