Optimizing Stroke Care in the Dominican Republic: Early Insights from RES-Q (P4-4.015)

Stephanie Castro Turbi; Maria Cedeno-Bruzual; Marcos Brea Montes de Oca; Diego Gil Troncoso; Sabrina Lora; Ruben Dario Bleubar Ozoria; Francisco Méndez; Edwina Luna Rodríguez

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000215601

June 9, 2026Neurology

Optimizing Stroke Care in the Dominican Republic: Early Insights from RES-Q (P4-4.015)

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Key Points

This research aims to describe the implementation of RES-Q and assess trends in stroke care indicators.
Assessment of indicator trends in a tertiary hospital in the Dominican Republic.
Identification of data-entry barriers faced by the team.
Evaluation of team perceptions regarding the stroke care implementation.
Initial trends indicate improvements in stroke care indicators after implementing RES-Q.
Identified significant data-entry barriers affecting reporting accuracy.
Team perceptions show overall positive feedback towards the RES-Q implementation process.

Implication

Assesses indicator trends and data-entry barriers in stroke care, suggesting improvements in the Dominican Republic.

Abstract

To describe the implementation of RES-Q in a Dominican Republic tertiary hospital and assess indicator trends, data-entry barriers, and team perceptions.

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Turbi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Optimizing Stroke Care in the Dominican Republic: Early Insights from RES-Q (P4-4.015)

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Optimizing Stroke Care in the Dominican Republic: Early Insights from RES-Q (P4-4.015)

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