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StrokeThe Victorian Stroke Clinical Network (VSCN) was established in October 2007. The primary role of the Stroke Clinical Network is to support implementation of the The role of the VSCN is to take a ‘whole of Victoria’ approach to enhance implementation of the Strategy. This is through provision of expert advice to promote better planning for and delivery of high quality, evidence based clinically effective stroke care services across the care continuum. The VSCN provides a mechanism for clinicians to inform policy on stroke care and service delivery. The network membership is multidisciplinary comprising clinical, senior health service management, organisational and consumer representatives. The network meets on a regular basis and has established a number of task focussed sub-committees. The VSCN has developed a work plan which is focused on implementing key recommendations from the Strategy. Current activities and key results areas include:
Stroke Clinical Network FacilitatorsIn order to deliver on these objectives eight Stroke Clinical Facilitators have been seconded to the department from health services across Victoria to support local project activities. The Stroke Clinical Network Facilitators are placed in health services including Northern Health, Peninsula Health, Western Health and regionally, Bendigo Health Care Group, Ballarat Health Service, South West Healthcare and Latrobe Regional Hospital. Further InformationSonia Denisenko / Adele Mollo |
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22 January, 2010
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