Interpreter Modality, Not Language, Impacts Door-to-needle Times in Acute Ischemic Stroke: A Telestroke Subgroup Analysis (P4-4.014)

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• This research aims to determine if the modality or language of interpreters affects door-to-needle times in acute ischemic stroke care.
• Conducted a subgroup analysis of telestroke assessments.
• Evaluated differences in door-to-needle times based on interpreter modality and language.
• Door-to-needle times were significantly impacted by the interpreter modality used.
• Interpreter language had less influence on the timing of acute stroke treatment.