Hemorrhagic Stroke Initiative

The hemorrhagic stroke initiative aims to extend and improve patients' lives.
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Hemorrhagic Stroke

This ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ® initiative, sponsored by AstraZeneca, addresses the need for improved identification and treatment of hemorrhagic stroke patients.

The Hemorrhagic Stroke Initiative is evaluating new efforts to enhance the care of hemorrhagic stroke patients in hospitals and stroke centers across America.

Stroke is the No. 5 cause of death in the United States and a leading cause of disability. Hemorrhagic strokes make up roughly 10 percent of the nearly 800,000 strokes that occur annually, and they have a higher mortality rate than other types of stroke. Hemorrhagic stroke patients who are treated with novel oral anticoagulants, or NOACs, have an in-hospital mortality rate of 26.5%.

Recognizing Early Adopters

More than 300 hospitals enrolled in the ICH layer in the first week after launch.
In February 2023, within only one week of launching the ICH Initiative, more than 300 hospitals had enrolled in the ICH layer of Get With The Guidelines. Thank you to our early adopters working toward an expanded focus on Intracranial Hemorrhage patients. 

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Recognizing ICH Mentor Sites

Mentor sites collaborate regularly with our quality improvement representatives to optimize program improvements, provide feedback, and serve as models for new adopters. 

Built on the foundation of Get With The Guidelines®

The ICH Initiative began in response to the 2018 . Built within the Get With The Guidelines program, this initiative leverages the hospital-based quality improvement program from provide tools and resources that increase adherence to the latest research-based guidelines. 

 

See below for the 2022 Guideline Update regarding Intracerebral Hemorrhage. For professional education regarding this guideline, we've assembled a supporting presentation for internal hospital use. 

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Resources, Webinars & Podcasts

Stay up-to-date with the ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ's Hemorrhagic Stroke Initiative. We will be posting webinars, podcasts, pathways & protocols, and other resources as they become available over the coming months. We also invite you to join our mailing list below to get even more information.

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