Albury-Wodonga Health stroke unit reconfigured for better patient outcomes
For 18 months now, Melbourne neurologists have been assessing Albury-Wodonga Health stroke patients via a telemedicine link.
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For 18 months now, Melbourne neurologists have been assessing Albury-Wodonga Health stroke patients via a telemedicine link.
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Clinical nurse specialist Jarrod Hunter (pictured above) has taken on the new position which follows on from the Victorian Stroke Telemedicine (VST) Program.
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THE team behind the delivery of the first practical use of the new Victorian Stroke Telemedicine (VST) program at South West Healthcare included an experienced hand and a member of the emerging generation.
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The Victorian Stroke Telemedicine (VST) Program was a finalist and award recipient (honourable mention) in the 2016 Ko Awatea International Excellence in Health Improvement Awards.
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Watch a short video about the Victorian Stroke Telemedicine Program
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Damian O'Brien takes to the footy field. This time, it's not as a ruckman for Hill End, it's as a 22 year-old stroke survivor who's celebrating a remarkable recovery.
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The Victorian Stroke Telemedicine (VST) program is assisting the diagnosis and treatment of acute stroke patients after hours at Ballarat Health Services (BHS).
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Ballarat stroke patients are already experiencing the benefits of a coordinated fast, off-site assessment approach.
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Wimmera Health Care Group’s Horsham hospital is one of 16 Victorian hospitals taking part in a program to increase the response time and treatment for strokes.
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A Culcairn man has told how virtual medical technology helped to bring him back from the brink of a potentially deadly stroke.
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