Welcome, HI-SPEED team members!
The Hospital Implementation of a Stroke Protocol for Emergency Evaluation and Disposition (HI-SPEED) study is a National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS)-funded, stepped wedge, cluster randomized trial involving eight health systems across the United States. The HI-SPEED study seeks to implement a seven-component intervention to improve the accuracy and timeliness of acute stroke diagnosis and door-in-door-out time for patients requiring transfer from a non-Comprehensive Stroke Center [i.e., acute stroke ready hospital (ASRH) or Primary Stroke Center(PSC)] to a Comprehensive Stroke Center for patients seeking care in the Emergency Department. This study is being led by the University of Chicago.
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HI-SPEED Study Locations
★ University of Chicago Medical Center
1. University of Utah Hospital
2a. Mountain West Medical Center
2b. South Jordan Health Center
2c. Ashley Regional Medical Center
2. University of Chicago Medicine
2a. Ingalls Memorial Hospital
3. University of Michigan Hospital
3a. Henry Ford Allegiance Health
4. University of Cincinnati Medical Center
4a. Clinton Memorial Hospital
4b. Adams County Regional Medical Center
5. Emory University Hospital
5a. Emory Johns Creek Hospital
5b. Emory Saint Joseph Hospital
5c. Emory University Hospital Midtown
5d. Emory Decatur Hospital
6. Jackson Memorial Hospital
6a. Jackson North Medical Center
6b. Jackson West Medical Center
6c. Jackson South Medical Center
7. New York Presbyterian – Weill Cornell Hospital
7a. New York Presbyterian – Lower Manhattan Hospital
8. Yale New Haven Hospital
8a. Griffin Hospital
8b. Lawrence + Memorial Hospital
