Telestroke Process at a Community Hospital: A Quality Improvement Project.

Introduction: An updated stroke process was designed and implemented at an Acute Stroke Ready community hospital that relies on telestroke services. The objectives of the current quality improvement project were to describe the updates to the stroke process and compare pre- and postintervention data on nurse-driven elements of the process, namely telestroke notification and neurologist assessment.

Methods: Our multidisciplinary team reviewed quality data over several months to identify areas of improvement in the stroke process.

The domain specificity of intertemporal choice in pinyon jays.

When choosing between a piece of cake now versus a slimmer waistline in the future, many of us have difficulty with self-control. Food-caching species, however, regularly hide food for later recovery, sometimes waiting months before retrieving their caches. It remains unclear whether these long-term choices generalize outside of the caching domain.