The American Heart Association awarded Mills-Peninsula a Stroke Gold Plus award, the highest available in the AHA’s Get With The Guidelines stroke prevention program, reported Kathleen MacKerrow, Mills-Peninsula Health Services’ stroke program coordinator. The award recognizes hospitals that have reached the goal of treating stroke patients with 85 percent or higher compliance to American Heart Association/American Stroke [...]
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