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August 06, 2010

Ohio bill would designate ‘primary stroke centers’

A bill recently introduced in the Ohio House would designate certain hospitals as “primary stroke centers” to help the public know which hospitals have been certified for high-quality stroke care (Source: “Ohio bill aims to enhance state’s stroke care,” MedCity News, Aug. 4, 2010)

House Bill 564
was introduced by Rep. Barbara Boyd, D-Cleveland, who chairs the House’s Health Committee.

Beyond publicly designating hospitals from demonstrated excellence in stroke care, the bill also would require the Department of Health to maintain a stroke care database and release an annual report summarizing the data.

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