Key result
NINDS review outlines 10-year research priorities across 16 stroke domains.
Why the study?
The Stroke Progress Review Group was formed to produce research recommendations for NINDS to guide stroke research priorities over the next decade.
The Stroke Progress Review Group provided key research recommendations to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke to guide research priorities over a decade.
PRG) was formed in 2001 to produce research recommendations to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) for the next 10 years.The PRG produced a progress report in 2006, and a final report in 2012.The PRG process used expert study groups covering 16 areas of research.Each group was tasked to summarize progress in their field and then come up with research priorities.The proceedings were published in the journal Stroke and online.1,
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James C. Grotta (2013) conducted a review in Stroke. Research recommendations development was evaluated. The Stroke Progress Review Group utilized expert study groups across 16 areas of research to summarize progress and develop 10-year research priorities for the NINDS.
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