This is the whole problem in stroke enumerated in one word; 'care'; NOT RECOVERY! NONE of her priorities are stroke recovery!
YOU have to get involved and change this failure mindset of 'care' to 100% RECOVERY! Survivors want RECOVERY, NOT 'CARE'!
ASK SURVIVORS WHAT THEY WANT, THEY'LL NEVER RESPOND 'CARE'! This tyranny of low expectations has to be completely rooted out of any stroke conversation!
RECOVERY IS THE ONLY GOAL IN STROKE! GET THERE!
Dr. P. Vijaya elected as President of Indian Stroke Association, Pioneering Stroke Care in India
Highlights Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the Holiday Inn in Lucknow.
This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA. Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER, Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in 1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care, conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies. With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as an invited faculty member at both national and international conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age. Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*:
Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and treatment.
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*:
Advocating for standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and physicians. - *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain." Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims to prioritize stroke care(NOT RECOVERY!) at regional, state, and national levels, advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and patient recovery across India. Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care(NOT RECOVERY!) infrastructure nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and enhancing care(NOT RECOVERY!) services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician associations, as well as international bodies such as the American Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India. Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a significant milestone for stroke care(NOT RECOVERY!) in the country, as she leads the charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
Highlights
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian
National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the
Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as
the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA.
Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its
political interests: Mayawati
Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is
committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and
accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER,
Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her
pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in
1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care,
conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies.
Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no
compromise on reservation
With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as
an invited faculty member at both national and international
conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care
policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members
across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists
in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related
conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer
from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new
cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age.
Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says
Yogi Adityanath
Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her
vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her
tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting
awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government
agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and
treatment.
Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party
posts, again
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for
standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and
physicians.
- *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke
nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of
acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the
preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing
the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain."
Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims
to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels,
advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and
patient recovery across India.
Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure
nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and
enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to
high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions
forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician
associations, as well as international bodies such as the American
Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster
innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India.
Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a
significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the
charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/dr-p-vijaya-elected-as-president-of-indian-stroke-association-pioneering-stroke-care-in-india-958213Highlights Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA. Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its political interests: Mayawati Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER, Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in 1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care, conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies. Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no compromise on reservation With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as an invited faculty member at both national and international conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age. Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says Yogi Adityanath Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting awareness at individual, community, and national levels. Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include: - *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and treatment. Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party posts, again - *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and physicians. - *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of acute stroke patients. - *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain." Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels, advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and patient recovery across India. Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician associations, as well as international bodies such as the American Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India. Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/dr-p-vijaya-elected-as-president-of-indian-stroke-association-pioneering-stroke-care-in-india-958213Highlights Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA. Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its political interests: Mayawati Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER, Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in 1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care, conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies. Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no compromise on reservation With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as an invited faculty member at both national and international conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age. Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says Yogi Adityanath Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting awareness at individual, community, and national levels. Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include: - *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and treatment. Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party posts, again - *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and physicians. - *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of acute stroke patients. - *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain." Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels, advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and patient recovery across India. Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician associations, as well as international bodies such as the American Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India. Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/dr-p-vijaya-elected-as-president-of-indian-stroke-association-pioneering-stroke-care-in-india-958213Highlights
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian
National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the
Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as
the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA.
Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its
political interests: Mayawati
Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is
committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and
accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER,
Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her
pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in
1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care,
conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies.
Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no
compromise on reservation
With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as
an invited faculty member at both national and international
conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care
policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members
across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists
in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related
conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer
from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new
cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age.
Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says
Yogi Adityanath
Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her
vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her
tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting
awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government
agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and
treatment.
Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party
posts, again
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for
standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and
physicians.
- *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke
nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of
acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the
preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing
the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain."
Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims
to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels,
advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and
patient recovery across India.
Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure
nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and
enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to
high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions
forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician
associations, as well as international bodies such as the American
Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster
innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India.
Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a
significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the
charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/dr-p-vijaya-elected-as-president-of-indian-stroke-association-pioneering-stroke-care-in-india-958213Highlights
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian
National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the
Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as
the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA.
Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its
political interests: Mayawati
Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is
committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and
accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER,
Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her
pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in
1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care,
conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies.
Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no
compromise on reservation
With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as
an invited faculty member at both national and international
conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care
policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members
across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists
in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related
conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer
from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new
cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age.
Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says
Yogi Adityanath
Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her
vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her
tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting
awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government
agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and
treatment.
Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party
posts, again
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for
standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and
physicians.
- *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke
nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of
acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the
preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing
the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain."
Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims
to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels,
advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and
patient recovery across India.
Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure
nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and
enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to
high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions
forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician
associations, as well as international bodies such as the American
Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster
innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India.
Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a
significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the
charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior
neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha
Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President
of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian
National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the
Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as
the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA.
Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its
political interests: Mayawati
Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is
committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and
accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER,
Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her
pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in
1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care,
conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies.
Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no
compromise on reservation
With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as
an invited faculty member at both national and international
conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care
policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members
across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists
in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related
conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer
from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new
cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age.
Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says
Yogi Adityanath
Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her
vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her
tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting
awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government
agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and
treatment.
Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party
posts, again
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for
standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and
physicians.
- *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke
nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of
acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the
preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing
the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain."
Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims
to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels,
advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and
patient recovery across India.
Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure
nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and
enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to
high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions
forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician
associations, as well as international bodies such as the American
Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster
innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India.
Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a
significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the
charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/bjps-saugat-e-modi-to-minorities-meant-to-serve-its-political-interests-mayawati-957346
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/bjps-saugat-e-modi-to-minorities-meant-to-serve-its-political-interests-mayawati-957346
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior
neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha
Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President
of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term.
Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of
Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being
elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the
2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian
National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the
Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as
the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA.
Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its
political interests: Mayawati
Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is
committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and
accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER,
Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her
pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in
1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care,
conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies.
Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no
compromise on reservation
With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as
an invited faculty member at both national and international
conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care
policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members
across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists
in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related
conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer
from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new
cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age.
Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says
Yogi Adityanath
Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her
vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her
tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting
awareness at individual, community, and national levels.
Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include:
- *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government
agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and
treatment.
Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party
posts, again
- *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for
standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and
physicians.
- *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke
nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of
acute stroke patients.
- *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the
preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing
the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain."
Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims
to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels,
advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and
patient recovery across India.
Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure
nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and
enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to
high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions
forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician
associations, as well as international bodies such as the American
Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster
innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India.
Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a
significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the
charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/bjps-saugat-e-modi-to-minorities-meant-to-serve-its-political-interests-mayawati-957346Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA. Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its political interests: Mayawati Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER, Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in 1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care, conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies. Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no compromise on reservation With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as an invited faculty member at both national and international conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age. Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says Yogi Adityanath Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting awareness at individual, community, and national levels. Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include: - *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and treatment. Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party posts, again - *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and physicians. - *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of acute stroke patients. - *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain." Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels, advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and patient recovery across India. Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician associations, as well as international bodies such as the American Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India. Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/bjps-saugat-e-modi-to-minorities-meant-to-serve-its-political-interests-mayawati-957346Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Dr. P. Vijaya, a senior neurologist and head of the Department of Neurosciences at Lalitha Group of Hospitals, has made history by being elected as the President of the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) for the 2025-26 term. Her election took place during the 18th Annual Indian National Stroke Conference (INSC), held from March 20th to 23rd at the Holiday Inn in Lucknow. This prestigious position marks Dr. Vijaya as the first neurologist from Andhra Pradesh to lead the ISA. Also Read - BJP's 'Saugat-e-Modi' to minorities meant to serve its political interests: Mayawati Renowned for her innovative contributions to stroke care, Dr. Vijaya is committed to improving patient outcomes through standardized care and accreditation processes. As a distinguished alumnus of PGIMER, Chandigarh, she has an impressive academic background, marked by her pioneering establishment of the first Stroke Unit in Andhra Pradesh in 1996. Since then, she has devoted her career to advancing stroke care, conducting research, and shaping healthcare policies. Also Read - ‘Behenji’ reignites her fight for marginalised; says no compromise on reservation With over 60 publications in leading medical journals and experience as an invited faculty member at both national and international conferences, Dr. Vijaya has a significant influence on stroke care policy in India. The ISA, which represents more than 1,300 members across the country, is the foremost organization for stroke specialists in India, addressing the growing prevalence of stroke-related conditions. Alarmingly, every minute, three individuals in India suffer from a stroke, with annual reports indicating roughly 1.8 million new cases, including a troubling rise among those under 40 years of age. Also Read - Public representatives must rise above self-interest says Yogi Adityanath Upon receiving the Presidential Medallion, Dr. Vijaya outlined her vision with the theme "Brain Stroke – Time to Take Action" for her tenure. Her mission emphasizes multi-level intervention, targeting awareness at individual, community, and national levels. Key priorities set forth by Dr. Vijaya include: - *Strengthening Stroke Awareness*: Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, media, and the public to promote stroke prevention and treatment. Also Read - BSP chief Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand from all party posts, again - *Developing a National Stroke Action Plan*: Advocating for standardized, evidence-based care protocols for neurologists and physicians. - *Knowledge and Capacity Building*: Training young neurologists, stroke nurses, ER personnel, and ambulance staff on effective management of acute stroke patients. - *Empowering Public Awareness*: Educating the public on the preventability of 80% of strokes through timely action, and reinforcing the idea that stroke is a treatable condition where "Time is Brain." Through these initiatives, the ISA, under Dr. Vijaya’s leadership, aims to prioritize stroke care at regional, state, and national levels, advocating for impactful changes that enhance prevention, treatment, and patient recovery across India. Additionally, Dr. Vijaya plans to strengthen stroke care infrastructure nationwide by establishing stroke units in medical colleges and enhancing care services in district hospitals, ensuring fair access to high-quality treatment for all patients in need. She also envisions forging strategic alliances with major neurological and physician associations, as well as international bodies such as the American Stroke Association and the World Stroke Organization, to foster innovation and share advancements in stroke care management in India. Dr. Vijaya's election is not only a personal achievement but also a significant milestone for stroke care in the country, as she leads the charge towards a healthier future for stroke survivors in India.
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