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Bathurst Hospital earns global stroke care award for treating patients within 60 minutes, saving lives in rural Australia.
Bathurst Hospital in regional Australia has received the World Stroke Organisation’s Angels Gold Status Award for its rapid stroke care, consistently restoring blood flow within 60 minutes of patient arrival—a key factor in survival and recovery.
The hospital treats about 70 stroke patients yearly and operates a 24/7 Telestroke Service, linking patients with specialists via video to overcome regional care gaps.
Stroke survivor Susan Allan credited the hospital’s rehabilitation, including music therapy, for her recovery after a stroke caused by an undiagnosed heart condition.
With stroke risk 17% higher in rural areas, the award highlights Bathurst’s role in delivering life-saving, high-quality care close to home.
El Hospital Bathurst obtiene el premio global de atención al accidente cerebrovascular por tratar a los pacientes en 60 minutos, salvando vidas en las zonas rurales de Australia.