In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Puneet Gupta, an emergency physician and Assistant Medical Director for the Los Angeles County Fire Department, to explore the critical role of prehospital stroke care. Drawing on his extensive experience in EMS, Dr. Gupta shares insights on improving the continuity of care from the field to the emergency department—and how better coordination can lead to better outcomes for stroke patients.

Learn more about E-QUAL here: https://www.acep.org/administration/quality/equal/emergency-quality-network-e-qual/

Do you have feedback on today's episode or want to reach out to the team? Email us at equal@acep.org

Prehospital Stroke Care

"Amazon worker alleges stroke symptoms mistaken for DUI by Missouri deputies leading to wrongful arrest delayed treatment and permanent blindness; lawsuit underscores medical negligence law enforcement training failures and stroke misdiagnosis dangers."

Fatal DUI Error Jails Stroke Victim Blind

🔥 Diagnostyka funkcjonalna – jak to naprawdę wygląda? 🔥
🎙️ Dzisiejszym gościem jest Jakub Stolarski – fizjoterapeuta w Oddziale Neurologicznym Szpitala Bielańskiego, adiunkt w Klinice Neurologii Warszawskiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego.
Jak wygląda diagnostyka funkcjonalna w ostrej fazie po udarze? Czy testy neurologiczne mają wtedy sens? Co można, a czego się „nie da” – i dlaczego czasem patrzymy na pacjenta “z rękami w kieszeni”?
Wpadnij na rozmowę pełną:
💥 konkretów z oddziału,
💥 ciekawych przypadków,
💥 fizjo-faktów neurologicznych,
💥 inspiracji dla tych, którzy pracują (albo chcą pracować) z pacjentami neurologicznymi!

Diagnostyka funkcjonalna w neurologii. Podcast fizjoterapeuty

Podcast fizjoterapeuty

Read the transcript, https://KesslerFoundation.org/sites/default/files/2025-06/Breakthrough%20Technologies%20Transform%20Lives_rom%20VR%20Games%20to%20Robotic%20Rehab-2024%20Impact%20Report%20Transcript.pdf

In this episode, we explore how Kessler Foundation is transforming the future of rehabilitation medicine through groundbreaking research and innovative technology. Discover how virtual reality is helping stroke survivors recover at home and how robotic exoskeletons are helping people regain mobility. 

We also dive into the Foundation supporting people with spinal cord injury and their families through the SCI Navigator program, empowering neurodiverse individuals through Kessler Foundation's Strength Identification and Expression web-based training curriculum, and enhancing cognitive health in aging adults with the modified Story Memory Technique. From robotics to vocational training, these advancements are paving the way to greater independence and improved quality of life. Tune in for inspiring stories of resilience and the remarkable breakthroughs reshaping neurological rehabilitation.

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Article Timestamps:

00:00 - Welcome
01:28 - Your impact: accelerating breakthrough
05:03 - Your impact: moving the goalposts
08:40 - Your impact: easing the journey 
12:09 - Your impact: targeting strengths
15:57 - Your impact:  Advancing Mobility
19:24 - Your impact:  Aging Well
22:29 - Your impact:  Challenging the status quo  
25:11 - Episode Wrap-Up

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Kessler Foundation researchers mentioned by order of articles:

Gail Forrest, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Gail%20Forrest
Claudia Angeli, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/about-us/foundation-staff/claudia-angeli-phd
Enrico Rejc, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/about-us/foundation-staff/enrico-rejc-phd
Steven Kirshblum, MD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/about-us/foundation-staff/steven-kirshblum-md
Christina Dandola,https://KesslerFoundation.org/about-us/foundation-staff/christina-dandola-pt-dpt-ncs)
Peii Chen, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Peii%20Chen
Denise Fyffe, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Denise%20Fyffe
Helen Genova, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Helen-Genova
Karen J. Nolan, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Karen-Nolan
Nancy Chiaravalloti, PhD, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Nancy%20Chiaravalloti
Elaine Katz, https://KesslerFoundation.org/aboutus/Elaine%20Katz

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Newsletter website links:

Ways to give - For more information, please contact us at (973) 324-8430 or Development@KesslerFoundation.org

Read this issue at https://KesslerFoundation.org/2024-impact-report

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These automated voices may not correctly capture intonation or pronunciation that may be clearer in the accompanying text. If you encounter any issues related to Kessler Foundation's use of AI narrators in our multimedia content, please reach out to Communications@KesslerFoundation.org

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This podcast was recorded in June 2025 and was edited and produced by Joan Banks-Smith, Creative Producer for Kessler Foundation.

Breakthrough Technologies Transform Lives: From VR Games to Robotic Rehab

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Folge 23 – zwei Themen, ein Ziel: mehr Klarheit in unklaren Notfällen.

🆕 Teil 1: AED-Empfehlung für Feuerwehren – was steckt wirklich drin?
Neue Rahmenbedingungen vom Deutschen Feuerwehrverband fordern mehr als nur ein funktionierendes Gerät:
✅ CPR-Feedback, Kindermodus, visuelle Anweisungen
✅ Einheitliche Platzierung auf Einsatzfahrzeugen
✅ Psychosoziale Nachsorge & strukturierte Nachbereitung

Was heißt das für uns im Rettungsdienst – und was verändert sich im Zusammenspiel mit der Feuerwehr?

🧠 Teil 2: Bewusstlosigkeit ohne Trauma – der Silent Killer
Du kommst zum Einsatz, der Patient ist nicht ansprechbar – kein Unfall, keine Blutung, kein offensichtlicher Grund.
Wir gehen die häufigsten Ursachen strukturiert durch:
✔️ Hypoglykämie, Opiate, Stroke, Krampfanfälle
✔️ ABCDE + Glukose + Pupillen = Life Saver
✔️ Red Flags, Algorithmus & Fehlerquellen

💡 Für alle, die bei GCS < 12 mehr wollen als ein "Mal schauen".

🎧 Jetzt reinhören – auf YouTube, Spotify & überall, wo’s Blaulicht auf die Ohren gibt!

🚑 Folge 23 Wenn keiner weiß warum – Bewusstlosigkeit & Feuerwehr AED-Update

Stroke

This episode of VHHA’s Patients Come First podcast features Kristen Danley, a nurse at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, who joins us to share her personal story of going from caregiver to patient after experiencing a stroke in her 30s. The conversation also covers her path to health care, stroke recovery, and more. Send questions, comments, feedback, or guest suggestions to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact on X (Twitter) (twitter.com/VirginiaHHA) or Instagram (www.instagram.com/virginiahha/) using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.

VHHA Patients Come First Podcast - Kristen Danley

Casual conversational sentences in Canto and Mando for topics in medical and non-medical settings, with some grammar discussions as merited.

sister video (#45)
www.youtube.com/@notnowigottago/videos

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Lofi Beat Chill Background, by SoundGalleryByDmitryTaras, on Pixabay

*** THX to Rulan for telling me what’s what in L.A.***

podcast and accompanying YouTube video created by Emeline Mann Sanchez/Leslie Frank

76 - 風/风 in 中風/中风 Stroke (CVA) & homage to CAN/MX/US firefighters in wind-whipped wildfires in L.A.

In this issue, stroke survivors tell us how creativity, connection and support helped them to adapt and move forward after the life-changing impact of stroke.

Find out how lots of support and a creative approach to comprehension exercises helped our cover star, Leighton, to achieve his goal of being able to read to his son again.

Learn how taking part in a local photography project brought stroke survivor, Steve, and his partner, Lorrain, closer together.

And read about how art has helped Haydn and Eugenie in their recoveries - and opened up new opportunities for them.

Plus, our Stroke Support Helpline Team share some tips to help you with your travel plans, and information about accessing private treatment after a stroke.

Stroke News Summer 2025

ACEP Qual-ED: Exploring quality in emergency care. Dr. Arjun Venkatesh, emergency physician, QI leader, and Chief of Emergency Medicine at Yale, will be your host. Each weekly episode will feature different experts in emergency medicine to discuss new innovations in high-quality care in the Emergency Department. Select episodes will have CME.

Host name: Arjun Venkatesh MD, MBA, MHS

Dein Podcast im Rettungs- & Leitstellenwesen

Kessler Foundation - Changing the lives of people with disabilities through research in stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis,  spinal cord injury and by funding innovative programs that promote employment for people with disabilities. Podcasts are from various consumer and professional lectures   presented by our researchers and guest lecturers.

Stroke Association is the leading charity in the UK changing the world for people affected by stroke.

In the last 20 years the numbers of people dying of stroke has halved while the number of major strokes has decreased by 40 per cent. More people than ever are benefitting from cutting-edge treatments and making full recoveries. And more people now understand the need to seek emergency treatment for stroke.

We’ve been at the heart of every one of these developments, championing the cause of stroke and stroke survivors.

Our research has helped to improve treatments and care which has saved tens of thousands of lives. Our support services have helped hundreds of thousands of people get through one of the most frightening experiences of their lives and build a life after stroke. And our campaigning has touched the lives of even more people through initiatives like the FAST campaign which we developed to help people recognise the signs of a stroke and take emergency action. The Department of Health in England was so impressed with this campaign that they took it up in 2009 and promoted to millions of people.

But there’s still more to do. 150,000 people have a stroke every year in the UK. 50,000 will make a full recovery, 50,000 will be left with a severe disability and 50,000 will die. These figures remain shocking. Stroke is one of the greatest health challenges of our time but doesn’t get the attention or funding it deserves - especially compared to cancer and heart disease.

As the leading stroke charity in the UK we know we need to change how people think about this devastating disease. But we can’t do it on our own. We need to work with people who share our commitment to changing the world for people affected by stroke - with stroke survivors and their families; with decision makers; with researchers and medics; as well as with our supporters - so that we can ensure stroke gets the attention it deserves.

At the Stroke Association we believe that strokes can and should be prevented.  We believe that everyone has the right to make the best recovery they can from stroke.  We believe in the power of research to save lives and ensure people make the best recovery they can. And ultimately, we believe that together we can change the world for people affected by stroke.

We are for life after stroke.

If you have been affected by stroke, if you share our passion to change the world for people affected by stroke, if you share our beliefs, then please do join with us. Together we can take action on stroke.

Learn the Cantonese and Mandarin ways to say things related to health and medical matters, and a hodgepodge of many other things you won't learn in a formal classroom.

Cześć! Miło mi Cię gościć na Fizjopozytywnym podcaście! 
To pierwszy podcast o fizjoterapii, jaki powstał w Polsce  <3 
Dzięki niezliczonej ilości wiedzy, którą dzielą się zaproszeni goście, pozwala fizjoterapeutom rozwijać się. 
Jeżeli interesuje Cię fizjoterapia - ten podcast jest dla Ciebie.
Rozgość się!
Joanna Tokarska - Fizjopozytywna

New tracks tagged #stroke