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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the activity, participants will be able to:

  • Discuss current and future pre-hospital stroke systems of care.

  • Identify patients with low NIHSS stroke that may benefit from stroke revascularization.

  • Describe the spectrum of small vessel disease and treatment options.

  • Apply functional neuroanatomy concepts into routine nursing care of the stroke patient.

  • Explain recent endovascular treatment options for various types of stroke.

  • Review atrial fibrillation and its impact on stroke.

  • Discuss coordination of care and collaboration with physicians, clinical staff, care managers and post-acute providers to meet goals of a CMS BPCI-A program for stroke.

  • Recognize the role of neuropsychology in post-stroke evaluations.

  • Identify the importance and fundamental elements of developing a support group for stroke patients.

  • Define and compare between conventional and virtual reality rehabilitation.

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Capital Health Becomes Region’s First Center of Excellence in Robotic Surgery

In August, Capital Health Medical Center- Hopewell was designated a Center of Excellence in Robotic Surgery by Surgical Review Corporation (SRC). The Center of Excellence accreditation distinguishes Capital Health as having met rigorous, internationally recognized standards in providing the safest, highest quality of care and surgical capabilities.

 

Capital Health earns LGBTQ Health Care Equality Leader Designation in Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Healthcare Equality Index

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Capital Health Primary Care – Langhorne, part of Capital Health Medical Group and a trusted provider of primary care for children and adults in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has moved to a new location at 1690 Big Oak Road in Yardley. As a result of the move, the name of the practice has changed to Capital Health Primary Care – Yardley.

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