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These are the tipping points – actions that in themselves can seem insignificant, but from which great changes become possible. We celebrate four “small” interventions that made a BIG impact.

Transforming stroke management at his public hospital in northern Bogotá, Colombia, has moulded this neurologist’s vision of quality healthcare for all in a caring society. In a new interview Dr Claudio Jiménez explains what love’s got to do with it.

In order to make a positive change, we don’t only have to introduce new good habits, we also have eliminate some bad ones, writes Jan van der Merwe.

If you are still not treating your stroke patients at CT, take inspiration from four hospitals in Andalusia, Spain, where the question of WHERE to treat patients is answered by WHO.

These two hospitals couldn’t be more different, but a morning devoted to stroke pathway simulation in Johannesburg and Pretoria lights a spark and seeds new ideas for reaching common goals.

Stroke nurse certification for 100% of its ICU nurses is streamlining stroke management at Dubai’s Mediclinic City Hospital.