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SECTION 23-78.1-4

   § 23-78.1-4  Acute care hospitals. –(a) All acute care hospitals shall maintain readiness to treat stroke patients.This shall include:

   (1) Adherence with American Heart Association/American StrokeAssociation guidelines;

   (2) Establishment of written care protocols for the treatmentof ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke patients, including transfer of acute strokepatients to a primary stroke center as appropriate and medically indicated;

   (3) Participation in Get With The Guidelines/Stroke tocollect nationally recognized stroke measures and ensure continuous qualityimprovement;

   (4) Participation in the Rhode Island Stroke Task Force andthe Stroke Coordinators Network to provide oversight for the stroke system ofcare and to share best practices.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-23 > Chapter-23-78-1 > 23-78-1-4

SECTION 23-78.1-4

   § 23-78.1-4  Acute care hospitals. –(a) All acute care hospitals shall maintain readiness to treat stroke patients.This shall include:

   (1) Adherence with American Heart Association/American StrokeAssociation guidelines;

   (2) Establishment of written care protocols for the treatmentof ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke patients, including transfer of acute strokepatients to a primary stroke center as appropriate and medically indicated;

   (3) Participation in Get With The Guidelines/Stroke tocollect nationally recognized stroke measures and ensure continuous qualityimprovement;

   (4) Participation in the Rhode Island Stroke Task Force andthe Stroke Coordinators Network to provide oversight for the stroke system ofcare and to share best practices.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-23 > Chapter-23-78-1 > 23-78-1-4

SECTION 23-78.1-4

   § 23-78.1-4  Acute care hospitals. –(a) All acute care hospitals shall maintain readiness to treat stroke patients.This shall include:

   (1) Adherence with American Heart Association/American StrokeAssociation guidelines;

   (2) Establishment of written care protocols for the treatmentof ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke patients, including transfer of acute strokepatients to a primary stroke center as appropriate and medically indicated;

   (3) Participation in Get With The Guidelines/Stroke tocollect nationally recognized stroke measures and ensure continuous qualityimprovement;

   (4) Participation in the Rhode Island Stroke Task Force andthe Stroke Coordinators Network to provide oversight for the stroke system ofcare and to share best practices.