B. Stamm

Racial Disparities in Longitudinal Functional Outcome after Ischemic Stroke

AIS functional outcomes are worse among Black individuals starting at discharge and persisting out to 12 months, significantly attenuated by clinical factors and social determinants; future studies should explore whether the social determinants can be intervened upon in the recovery period.

Education Research: Assessing the Current State of Telestroke Exposure in Vascular Neurology Fellowship

Background and Objectives Telestroke is now a core component of acute stroke care, yet how fellows are trained to deliver care in this setting remains variable. With telestroke incorporated into Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) milestones, there is a need to better understand current trainin...

Association Between Insurance Status on Risk of Stroke Recurrence with Incident Cryptogenic Stroke: A Secondary Analysis of the Cardiac Abnormalities in Stroke Prevention and Recurrence Study.

Optimizing Acute Ischemic Stroke Systems of Care: Current State and Future Directions

Despite significant progress in hospital quality initiatives and the organization of regional stroke systems of care, a significant gap persists between the number of patients eligible for acute ischemic stroke reperfusion therapies and those who receive them in a timely manner. This gap reflects persistent delays and...