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In stroke, lost time is lost brain. ED nurses are at the recognition and coordination center — your triage screen, last-known-well history, and speed to imaging can be the difference between treatment within the window and a missed opportunity.
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In stroke, lost time is lost brain. ED nurses are at the recognition and coordination center — your triage screen, last-known-well history, and speed to imaging can be the difference between treatment within the window and a missed opportunity.
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