The Australian Stroke Coalition was established by the National Stroke Foundation and Stroke Society of Australasia on 11 July, 2008. The Coalition brings together representatives from groups and organisations working in the stroke field, such as clinical networks and professional associations/colleges. This group will work together to tackle agreed priorities to improve stroke care, reduce duplication amongst groups and strengthen the voice for stroke care at a national and state level.
Our Aims Provide a critical communication link between relevant organisations and their members regarding stroke care in Australia. - Develop a set of priorities for stroke care based on gaps identified in the national audit and other health data sources.
- Determine a coordinated strategy by which to improve these priority areas.
- Link ongoing and new initiatives at a state and national level which improve stroke services and set priorities and tasks that can be locally adapted.
ASC News - December 2009
ASC News - September 2009
ASC News - June 2009
ASC News - January 2009
ASC News - July 2008
Issues and Actions - April 2009
July ASC Briefing Paper
Funding Guidelines
Terms of Reference
About the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry
Members of the coalition
Stroke Society of Australasia , National Stroke Foundation , Stroke Services NSW , QLD Stroke Clinical Network , Victorian Stroke Care Network , SA stroke network, WA stroke network ,Tasmania stroke network, Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory, Australian Physiotherapy Association , Australasian College for Emergency Medicine , Australian General Practice Network , Dietitians Association of Australia , Occupational Therapy Australia , Royal College of Nursing Australia , Royal Australasian College of Physicians , Australasian Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine , Speech Pathology Australia , The Council of Ambulance Authorities , Stroke Consumers.
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