Background and Objectives We set out to improve outpatient neurology access while
reducing patient volume in the emergency department (ED) for nonemergent neurologic …

Liaison neurology (consulting with inpatient ward referrals) is the main way that most
patients admitted with neurological disease will access neurology services. Most liaison …

Differentiating between peripheral and central causes of acute vertigo remains a clinical
obstacle in the acute setting. Despite the availability of several validated diagnostic …

I n the context of an adequate health care organization, the figure of the neurologist as an
emergency operator (in the emergency room—ER—and/or in a dedicated outpatient clinic) …

Neurological illnesses are a common cause of hospital admissions, yet most patients are not
primarily managed by neurologists. Acute neurology service provision varies across the UK …

Neurological disorders are a common reason for admission to the ER; these conditions,
excluding stroke, account for 10–20% of emergency department (ED) attendances [1, 2] …

The Edinburgh Dysphagia Score (EDS) was previously developed to identify patients
referred to secondary care with dysphagia, who were most likely to have oesophageal …

Rapid access neurology: a 2-year evaluation of ‘hot clinics’ in a tertiary neuroscience centre |
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Editor–I read with interest,'The inclusion of delirium in version 2 of the National Early
Warning Score will substantially increase the alerts for escalating levels of care: findings …

Sažetak Cilj istraživanja: Tijekom 2005. i 2015. godine utvrditi te usporediti stupanj
opterećenosti HNP-a u KBC-u Split; također, usporediti dobne i spolne karakteristike …