10th Annual Cerebrovascular Update - Pre-Conference Assessment Survey My primary role is: Stroke prevention First responder/acute care In hospital stroke care Rehabilitation Other; please specify: Rate the extent to which you are familiar with: Extremely Familiar (5) Very Familiar (4) Somewhat Familiar (3) Not really Familiar (2) Not Familiar at all (1) Not Applicable to my Practice (0) The AHA Get with the Guidelines – Stroke performance improvement program The AHA Get with the Guidelines – Stroke patient management tool The Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycle of performance improvement Rate your knowledge of the following: Extremely Knowledgable (5) Very Knowledgable (4) Somewhat Knowledgable (3) Not really Knowledgable (2) Not Knowledgable at all (1) Not Applicable to my Practice (0) existing prescribing, treatment and classification guidelines for stroke critical elements of pre hospital stroke management emergency room protocols for triaging the stroke patient epidemiology and the risk factors for stroke preventative measures to reduce the risk of primary and secondary stroke appropriate treatment/management approaches to blood pressure management in acute stroke emerging therapeutic options involving brain imaging strategies current data on antiplatelet therapy and anticoagulation for stroke management emerging therapies in the treatment of patients with deep vein thrombosis the role of the advanced nurse practitioner in caring for the stroke patient in a critical care setting endovascular diagnostic techniques to better recognize and treat patients who suffer from intracerebral hemorrhages, intracranial aneurysms, and arteriorvenous malformations the benefits and risks of current and emerging diagnostic techniques and agents for interventional management of stroke Tell us what you would like to learn about or learn to do as a result of attending this conference: To review the AHA "Get With The Guidelines" go to the website.

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