Use Your ABCs to Help Prevent Recurrent Stroke

July 2018

Over half of patients with a recent ischemic stroke aren't on key meds to reduce recurrence...and you're in a position to help.

Combining an antiplatelet, blood pressure med, and statin can prevent one recurrent stroke in as few as 12 patients over 2 years.

Identify stroke patients by looking for discharge Rxs during transitions of care...and remember your ABCs to ensure these patients get the right meds to prevent recurrent stroke.

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Use Your ABCs to Help Prevent Recurrent Stroke

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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