Published on 7.12.2023 in Vol 11 (2023)

Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/43416, first published October 30, 2022.

TACTICS VR Stroke Telehealth Virtual Reality Training for Health Care Professionals Involved in Stroke Management at Telestroke Spoke Hospitals: Module Design and Implementation Study

TACTICS VR Stroke Telehealth Virtual Reality Training for Health Care Professionals Involved in Stroke Management at Telestroke Spoke Hospitals: Module Design and Implementation Study

TACTICS VR Stroke Telehealth Virtual Reality Training for Health Care Professionals Involved in Stroke Management at Telestroke Spoke Hospitals: Module Design and Implementation Study

Steven Maltby^{1, 2, 3}

; Carlos Garcia-Esperon^{2, 4}

; Kate Jackson⁵

; Ken Butcher⁶

; James W Evans⁷

; William O'Brien⁷

; Courtney Dixon⁵

; Skye Russell⁵

; Natalie Wilson⁵

; Murielle G Kluge^{1, 3}

; Annika Ryan^{2, 8}

; Christine L Paul^{2, 8}

; Neil J Spratt^{2, 3, 4}

; Christopher R Levi^{8, 9}

; Frederick Rohan Walker^{1, 2, 3}

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Garcia-Esperon C, Maltby S, Butcher K, Hasnain M, Chew B, O'Brien W, Evans J, Ang T, Edwards L, Blair C, Delcourt C, Parsons M, Miteff F, Dizon J, Lambkin D, Barker D, Kluge M, Wiggers J, Levi C, Spratt N, Walker F. Rollout of a statewide Australian telestroke network including virtual reality training is associated with improved hyperacute stroke workflow metrics and thrombolysis rate. Frontiers in Stroke 2024;3 View