1 in 4 Will Have a Stroke, It is More Common than People Think and It Does Not Discriminate – European Stroke Organisation
European Stroke Organisation shared a post on LinkedIn: about a recent article by Hanne Christensen et al, adding:
”’1 in 4 will have a stroke. It is more common than people think and it does not discriminate.’
That is why the Stroke Action Plan for Europe (SAP-E) matters.
Associate Professor Melinda Roaldsen explains how SAP-E brings together 52 countries behind one goal: to reduce the burden of stroke in Europe by improving the entire care pathway.
‘It’s the largest stroke project ever undertaken in Europe and looks beyond emergency treatment and connects prevention, stroke services, acute care, rehabilitation, life after stroke, quality monitoring and research into one joined-up plan with measurable targets and recommendations.’
Read the updated publication.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
Title: Stroke Action Plan for Europe 2018–2030 (SAP-E): mid-term review and update
Authors: Hanne Christensen , Francesca Romana Pezzella , Melinda Berg Roaldsen , Aleš Tomek , Arlene Wilkie , Louisa Christensen , Martin Dichgans , Avril Drummond , Tiina Laatikainen , Carlos A Molina , Katharina S Sunnerhagen , Danilo Toni , Sonia Abilleira , Diana Aguiar de Sousa , Anita Arsovska , Heinrich Audebert , Jelena Bartolovic , Yannick Béjot , Geert Jan Biessels , Juliet Bouverie , Hrvoje Budincevic , Barbara Casolla , Hugues Chabriat , Marina Charalambous , Jesse Dawson , Stephanie Debette , Frank-Erik de Leeuw , Adam Denes , Marina Diomedi , Diederik Dippel , Ulrich Dirnagl , Urs Fischer , Yuriy Flomin , Ana Catarina Fonseca , Birgitte Forchammer , Anne Forster , Giovanni Frisullo , Miquel Galofre , Zuzana Gdovinová , Christoph Gumbinger , Joseph Harbison , Richard Hobbs , Dalius Jatuzis , Hrvoje Jurlina , Mira Katan , Lisa Kidd , Stefan Kiechl , Janika Kõrv , Christina Kruuse , Wilfried Lang , Arthur Liesz , Svetlana Lorenzano , Andreas Luft , Grethe Lunde , Chris Macey , Hugh Stephan Markus , Gillian Mead , Patrik Michel , Serefnur Ozturk , Maurizio Paciaroni , Aleksandra Pavlovic , Carina U Persson , Terence J Quinn , Peter Rothwell , Luca Saba , Paola Santalucia , Gustavo Santo , Claus Simonsen , Thorsten Steiner , Katarzyna Stolarz-Skrzypek , Cristina Tiu , Alexander Tsiskaridze , Georgios Tsivgoulis , Jaakko Tuomilehto , Teresa Ulberg , Paolo Ursillo , Antonella Urso , Mia van Euler , Margus Viigimaa , Denis Vivien , Markus Wagner , Marion Walker , Alastair Webb , Diana Wong Ramos , Mauro Zampolini , Marialuisa Zedde , Gary Ford , Peter Kelly , Robert Mikulik , Bo Norrving , Hariklia Proios , Simona Sacco , Else Sandset , Joanna Wardlaw , Aleksandras Vilionskis , Valeria Caso
Read the Full Article on European Stroke Journal
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