In 2017 the Florida Legislature enacted a Florida Stroke Registry (FSR) to be maintained and managed by the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. The FSR supports:
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Improvement of the Quality of Stroke Care Throughout Florida
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Decreasing Identified Disparities and Gaps in Stroke Care
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Enhancing and Supporting Synergy Across All Stroke Systems of Care
The Florida Department of Heath provides crucial funding for the Florida Stroke Registry so that we can continue to improve stroke care in the state of Florida.
We work in close collaboration with The American Heart Association on many levels, with the common goal of improving stoke care through research and providing educational material to FSR stakeholders and our community.
November 2020: Senator Gayle Harrell speaks on data interoperability and the importance of the Florida Stroke Registry.
January 2018: MaryLynn Magar, Republican member of the Florida House of Representatives, talks about her personal stroke experience.
To the FSR hospitals, Thank you for your continued collaboration and participation!
As of November 2020, the Florida Stroke Registry (FSR) currently comprises stroke data from 126 Florida stroke centers.
We are grateful to our FSR hospitals in joining us to improve the quality of stroke care for all Floridians
Our 2020 Hospital Award Winners Videos
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