While much remains still to be done, the National Audit Office’s report on the stroke strategy makes it clear that in improving stroke care, the NHS has saved lives says NHS Confederation policy director Nigel Edwards Commenting on the National Audit Office’s ‘Progress on improving stroke care’ report, Nigel Edwards, policy director of the NHS Confederation, which represents over 95 per cent of NHS organisations, said: “The NHS has made a great deal of progress to improve stroke care and has saved lives in the process…

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NHS Stroke Improvements Have Saved Lives

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