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	\| name = Canadian Stroke Network		\| name = Canadian Stroke Network
	\| image = ~~[[File:Canadian Stroke Network logo.png\|200px]]~~		\| image = <!-- Image removed -->
	\| formation = 1999		\| formation = 1999
	\| type = Non-profit organization		\| type = Non-profit organization
	\| headquarters = Ottawa, Ontario, Canada		\| headquarters = Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
	~~\| region_served = Canada~~
	~~\| language = English, French~~
	\| website = [http://www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca]		\| website = [http://www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca]
	}}		}}

	The '''Canadian Stroke Network''' (CSN) was a ~~national research network in Canada~~ dedicated to reducing the impact of [[stroke]] on individuals and society. ~~Established in 1999, the CSN was~~ part of the ~~federal government's~~ Networks of Centres of Excellence ~~(NCE) program~~, which ~~aimed to mobilize Canada's~~ research ~~talent in the academic, private, and public sectors and apply it to the task of developing the economy and improving the quality of life of Canadians.~~		The '''Canadian Stroke Network''' (CSN) was established in 1999 as a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the impact of [[stroke]] on individuals and society. It is part of the [[Networks of Centres of Excellence of Canada]], which is a program that funds research networks to support the development of innovative solutions to complex problems.

	~~==History==~~
	~~The Canadian Stroke Network was founded in 1999 as a collaborative effort among researchers, clinicians, and policy-makers~~ to ~~address~~ the ~~growing burden~~ of ~~stroke in Canada. The network brought together experts from various fields, including neurology, rehabilitation, and public health,~~ to ~~foster interdisciplinary research and innovation~~.

	~~==Mission and Objectives==~~
	~~The mission of the Canadian Stroke Network was to reduce the physical, social, and economic impact of stroke on Canadians. The network aimed to achieve this through:~~

	* Advancing research ~~in stroke prevention~~, ~~treatment~~, and ~~rehabilitation.~~		== Mission ==
	* Promoting knowledge translation ~~and the implementation of best practices in stroke care~~.		The mission of the Canadian Stroke Network is to decrease the physical, social, and economic consequences of stroke through research, education, and knowledge translation. The network aims to improve [[stroke prevention]], treatment, and rehabilitation.
	* Educating healthcare professionals and the public about stroke prevention and ~~management.~~
	* Influencing policy to improve stroke care systems across Canada.

	==Research ~~and Initiatives~~==		== Research ==
	The CSN ~~supported~~ a wide range of research ~~projects~~ and ~~initiatives~~, ~~including:~~		The CSN supports a wide range of research activities, including basic science, clinical trials, and health services research. It collaborates with researchers, healthcare professionals, and policy makers to advance the understanding and treatment of stroke.

	* '''Stroke Prevention''': Investigating risk factors and ~~developing strategies to prevent~~ the ~~occurrence of strokes~~.		== Education ==
	* '''Acute Stroke Treatment''': Enhancing the effectiveness of treatments such as thrombolysis and endovascular therapy.		The network provides educational resources and training programs for healthcare professionals, patients, and the public. It aims to increase awareness about stroke risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of timely medical intervention.
	* '''Rehabilitation and Recovery''': Improving rehabilitation techniques to ~~enhance recovery~~ and ~~quality of life for stroke survivors.~~
	* '''Knowledge Translation''': Facilitating the ~~dissemination~~ of ~~research findings to healthcare providers and policy-makers to improve stroke care practices~~.

	==~~Impact~~==		== Knowledge Translation ==
	The ~~Canadian Stroke Network played a significant role in advancing stroke~~ research and care ~~in Canada~~. ~~Some of its notable achievements include:~~		The CSN focuses on translating research findings into practice by developing guidelines, tools, and resources that can be used by healthcare providers and policy makers to improve stroke care.

	* Establishing the Canadian Stroke ~~Strategy~~, ~~a national framework for improving stroke care.~~		== Partnerships ==
	* Contributing to the ~~development~~ of ~~national guidelines for~~ stroke ~~prevention~~ and ~~management~~.		The Canadian Stroke Network collaborates with various organizations, including the [[Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada]], to enhance stroke research and care. These partnerships help to leverage resources and expertise to achieve common goals.
	* Supporting the creation of stroke units and ~~systems of care across the country~~.

	==~~Dissolution~~==		== Impact ==
	~~The Canadian Stroke Network was dissolved in 2014 when~~ the ~~federal funding through~~ the ~~NCE program ended~~. ~~However, its legacy continues through the ongoing work of its researchers~~ and the ~~implementation~~ of ~~its initiatives in~~ stroke ~~care across Canada~~.		Since its inception, the CSN has contributed significantly to the advancement of stroke research and care in Canada. It has helped to establish national standards for stroke care and has supported the development of stroke prevention and treatment strategies.

	==~~Also see~~==		== See also ==
	* [[Stroke]]		* [[Stroke]]
	* [[~~Neurology]]~~		* [[Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada]]
	* [[Rehabilitation medicine]]		* [[Networks of Centres of Excellence of Canada]]
	* [[Networks of Centres of Excellence]]
	* [[Canadian Institutes of ~~Health Research~~]]

	~~{{Medical-stub}}~~		== External links ==
	~~{{Canada-org-stub}}~~		* [http://www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca Official website]

	~~[[Category:~~Stroke]]		{{Networks of Centres of Excellence of Canada}}
	[[Category:Medical ~~research~~ organizations in Canada]]		{{Stroke organizations}}
			[[Category:Medical and health organizations based in Canada]]
	[[Category:Organizations established in 1999]]		[[Category:Organizations established in 1999]]
	[[Category:~~Organizations disestablished in 2014~~]]		[[Category:Stroke organizations]]

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{{Infobox organization
| name = Canadian Stroke Network
| image = [[File:Canadian Stroke Network logo.png|200px]]
| formation = 1999
| type = Non-profit organization
| headquarters = Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
| region_served = Canada
| language = English, French
| website = [http://www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca]
}}

The '''Canadian Stroke Network''' (CSN) was a national research network in Canada dedicated to reducing the impact of [[stroke]] on individuals and society. Established in 1999, the CSN was part of the federal government's Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCE) program, which aimed to mobilize Canada's research talent in the academic, private, and public sectors and apply it to the task of developing the economy and improving the quality of life of Canadians.

==History==
The Canadian Stroke Network was founded in 1999 as a collaborative effort among researchers, clinicians, and policy-makers to address the growing burden of stroke in Canada. The network brought together experts from various fields, including neurology, rehabilitation, and public health, to foster interdisciplinary research and innovation.

==Mission and Objectives==
The mission of the Canadian Stroke Network was to reduce the physical, social, and economic impact of stroke on Canadians. The network aimed to achieve this through:

* Advancing research in stroke prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
* Promoting knowledge translation and the implementation of best practices in stroke care.
* Educating healthcare professionals and the public about stroke prevention and management.
* Influencing policy to improve stroke care systems across Canada.

==Research and Initiatives==
The CSN supported a wide range of research projects and initiatives, including:

* '''Stroke Prevention''': Investigating risk factors and developing strategies to prevent the occurrence of strokes.
* '''Acute Stroke Treatment''': Enhancing the effectiveness of treatments such as thrombolysis and endovascular therapy.
* '''Rehabilitation and Recovery''': Improving rehabilitation techniques to enhance recovery and quality of life for stroke survivors.
* '''Knowledge Translation''': Facilitating the dissemination of research findings to healthcare providers and policy-makers to improve stroke care practices.

==Impact==
The Canadian Stroke Network played a significant role in advancing stroke research and care in Canada. Some of its notable achievements include:

* Establishing the Canadian Stroke Strategy, a national framework for improving stroke care.
* Contributing to the development of national guidelines for stroke prevention and management.
* Supporting the creation of stroke units and systems of care across the country.

==Dissolution==
The Canadian Stroke Network was dissolved in 2014 when the federal funding through the NCE program ended. However, its legacy continues through the ongoing work of its researchers and the implementation of its initiatives in stroke care across Canada.

==Also see==
* [[Stroke]]
* [[Neurology]]
* [[Rehabilitation medicine]]
* [[Networks of Centres of Excellence]]
* [[Canadian Institutes of Health Research]]

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