Cleveland Clinic's Telestroke Network will partner with Sharon (Penn.) Regional Health System to enhance emergency stroke care for patients, according to a Sharon Regional news release.
Cleveland Clinic Telestroke Network will provide immediate, round-the-clock access to patient consultation services from Cleveland Clinic’s team of neurological specialists. Access is based on a mobile, two-way videoconferencing system in Sharon Regional’s emergency care center.
Through videoconferencing, specialists at Cleveland Clinic will evaluate patient symptoms and discuss treatment strategies with Sharon Regional's medical team.
Read the release on the affiliation between Cleveland Clinic and Sharon Regional Health System for stroke care.
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Cleveland Clinic Telestroke Network will provide immediate, round-the-clock access to patient consultation services from Cleveland Clinic’s team of neurological specialists. Access is based on a mobile, two-way videoconferencing system in Sharon Regional’s emergency care center.
Through videoconferencing, specialists at Cleveland Clinic will evaluate patient symptoms and discuss treatment strategies with Sharon Regional's medical team.
Read the release on the affiliation between Cleveland Clinic and Sharon Regional Health System for stroke care.
Read more about Cleveland Clinic:
- Cleveland Clinic CEO Credited With Idea of City’s New Medical Mart
- Study Finds Clinical Volume Drives Compensation For Most Multispecialty Groups
- Cleveland Clinic to Cut Uncompensated Care for Certain Patients