The Angels Journey

To conclude our storytelling year, 2024's final edition of The Angels Journey brings you stories from India, Ecuador, Argentina, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Spain, Ukraine and Iraq.

Tendo em conta o momento de coincidir com o Congresso Mundial de AVC de 2024, esta edição da Jornada Angels organiza novas histórias da comunidade global de AVC. 

Our annual EMS edition with stories that highlight the achievements of prehospital stroke care providers in South Africa, Poland, Spain, Italy and Colombia.

A special edition devoted to 10 stroke champions from across Europe who agreed to be interviewed during ESOC 2024 in Basel. Prepare to be inspired.

A bumper ESOC edition with stories about awareness education, transforming prehospital stroke care, hospitals embracing change, and creating safe regions for stroke. 

An edition dedicated to everyone who has decided to be "the right person" – in stories from Ukraine, Spain, the Czech Republic, Colombia, Brazil, Italy and South Africa. 

A global edition of The Angels Journey created for the World Stroke Congress, featuring stroke heroes, game-changers and community-builders from around the world. 

End of year issue celebrating nursing innovation in Spain,  the first Angels Day in Greece, and the world’s leading expert in brain trauma and stroke in Ukraine.

Special edition focusing on excellence in prehospital stroke care, with inspiring stories about ambulance teams in Hungary, Spain, Poland, Italy, Malaysia and Ukraine.

Stroke care improvement masterclass from Italy, diamond hospitals in the Czech Republic, Poland and Ukraine, and quality monitoring bright spots in Portugal. 

Stroke care from the heart in Poland, how data drives change in Spain, a stroke rescue marathon in Romania, and a story about leaving your legacy from Brazil. 

Read about the courage under fire of the Ukrainian stroke community, shortcuts to success in Italy and Romania, and a win-win-strategy from Salta, Argentina. 

Strategies for treating at CT, FAST Heroes of Kyrgyzstan, nursing in the angio suite, pathway simulations in South Africa, and small things with big impact.