Timely recognition of the signs and symptoms of posterior circulation stroke (PCS) is critical for properly diagnosing PCS, understanding the clinical course, and managing patients with acute PCS diagnosis. Delayed or incorrect diagnosis results in inadequate acute care and poorer outcomes. While PCS can be challenging to recognize; in this webinar series learn to distinguish characteristic clinical patterns and apply AHA/ACC guideline recommendations.
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AHA Telehealth Essentials to Optimize Clinician and Patient Experience
This series of four activities will help learners recognize different telehealth modalities and their roles in providing patient care. Experts will discuss how to manage patient care during active visits; identify helpful strategies and tools to enhance virtual visits, transitions of care points, and discuss the various internet interventions and strategies available; and how to successfully manage special populations via telemedicine.
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