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Tuesday, Nov 16 2010

San Bernardino County Plans for Network on Stroke Care

Emergency medical service administrators in San Bernardino County are developing plans to create a network of stroke specialty care centers by July 2011. The network would link hospitals that have expertise in stroke treatment with emergency service providers. Los Angeles and Orange counties rolled out similar stroke treatment networks last year.

"San Bernardino County Focused on Establishing Network To Speed Stroke Victim Care" (Steinberg, Redlands Daily Facts, 11/14).

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