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We are currently accepting applications for continuing education funding for opportunities falling between April 1, 2026-March 31, 2027. The deadline to apply for funding will be November 30, 2026. Successful applicants will be notified via e-mail at the end of December 2026.
Stroke Care Quick Reference for Emergency Department Nurses
This resource was developed by Emergency Department (ED) clinical educators and members of the West GTA Stroke Network
(WGTASN) to support nurses working in ED settings across the region. While it is tailored for ED nurses within the WGTASN, it may also be useful to any healthcare professional involved in stroke care. Its purpose is to provide a concise, accessible reference guide highlighting key assessments, screening tools, and educational content frequently used in stroke care within the ED. The goal is to enhance clinical knowledge and support best practices in a fast-paced environment. The information contained in this resource is intended for general educational purposes and to complement existing organizational policies and procedures. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The WGTASN assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in the content. Always consult your clinical educator, physician, or other qualified healthcare provider for guidance regarding specific medical concerns or institutional protocols.
Smart Tips for Stroke Care: A healthcare providers guide to caring for a person with stroke
The goal of the Smart Tips resource is to highlight common changes due to stroke and strategies for managing these changes. This guide was intended/created for Personal Support Workers (PSW) working in Long Term Care in Ontario. However, anyone interested in stroke care can benefit from using this resource. To find out more information please visit the CorHealth website
Resources to help people with stroke and their families find support in the community.
Resources to help people with stroke and their families find support in the community.
Resources to help people with stroke and their families find support in the community.
Resources to help people with stroke and their families find support in the community.
Resources to help people with stroke and their families find support in the community.
We are pleased to launch the Stroke Clinical Reference Guide, a 48-page, full-colour, quick reference guide designed to support onboarding and orientation, while also serving as an at-a-glance resource for everyday clinical practice. It is available in printed and/or digital formats.
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