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Staff perspectives from Australian hospitals seeking to improve implementation of thrombolysis care for acute stroke

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Paul, Christine
D'Este, Catherine
Ryan, Annika
Jayakody, Amanda
Attia, John
Oldmeadow, Christopher
Kerr, Erin
Henskens, Frans
Grady, Alice
Levi, Christopher

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Open Medicine

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Background: Intravenous thrombolysis is one of few evidence-based treatments for acute stroke. Treatment uptake is low outside major stroke care centres. There is a need for greater understanding of barriers encountered by clinicians when seeking to increase thrombolysis rates.

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