ANVC’s official journal has launched with content to enrich your contribution to the care of stroke patients. Published quarterly, the Stroke Clinician provides highly relevant clinical content to grow your knowledge and skills in the management of neurovascular patients.  

Click on the link below to access the journal’s inaugural issue; then click the PDF link to open the journal.
https://journals.psu.edu/strokeclinician/issue/current

 Stroke Clinician Volume 1, Number 2, April-June 2024

Message from the Editor-In-Chief - Evidence-Based Practice, From NIHSS Updates, to Stroke Navigation, Blood Pressure Measurement, and Educational Best Practices 
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President's Message - NIHSS: Is It Time For A Change?
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Guest Editorial - Disease Navigation: From Oncology to Chronic and Complex Illnesses
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Development and Implementation of a Stroke Nurse Navigator Position to Improve Program and Patient Outcomes
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A Stroke Transition of Care Intervention with Stroke Nurse Navigators and Early Stroke Clinic Follow-up Reduces Readmissions for Stroke at 12 Months
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Feasibility of a Telemedicine-Based Principal Illness Navigation (PIN) Service for Complex Populations Following Hospital Discharge After Acute Stroke
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Emerging Post-Hospital Models of Care: A Primer for Stroke Center Leaders
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Blood Pressure: The History and Development of Monitoring Modalities
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BRAVEST: A Visual Teaching Aid for Stroke Clinicians
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Research Corner: AcT: Intravenous Tenecteplase Compared to Alteplase for Acute Ischaemic Stroke in Canada
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Neuroimaging Case review: A Drive Interrupted: Stroke of the Anterior Choroidal Artery – A Case Report
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Certification Corner
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Stroke Unit Showcase
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CALL FOR JOURNAL SUBMISSIONS:

Stroke Clinician is actively seeking submission of clinically relevant content of interest.  We publish accepted works free of charge to authors and the journal is Open Access enabling access to all interested readers at all times. Topics of interest include:
Original research papers
Acute stroke quality improvement projects
Narrative, integrated, or systematic reviews Neuroimaging case reports
Examples of Stroke Units that embrace the “dedicated Stroke Unit” concept

To submit content for publication consideration, please go to: Stroke Clinician (psu.edu)