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- The Get With The Guidelines-Stroke program is a major U.S. disease registry that has been improving stroke care and patient outcomes for 20 years.
- This narrative review covers the program's history, key achievements, and significant impacts on stroke care.
- It also explores future challenges and opportunities for enhancing the program over the next two decades.
Article Abstract
The Get With The Guidelines-Stroke program which, began 20 years ago, is one of the largest and most important nationally representative disease registries in the United States. Its importance to the stroke community can be gauged by its sustained growth and widespread dissemination of findings that demonstrate sustained increases in both the quality of care and patient outcomes over time. The objectives of this narrative review are to provide a brief history of Get With The Guidelines-Stroke, summarize its major successes and impact, and highlight lessons learned. Looking to the next 20 years, we discuss potential challenges and opportunities for the program.
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