When the Norwegian stroke physician Hege Ihle-Hansen stepped down after six years as chief of a stroke unit, she describes the experience as leaping off a high-speed, single-track train with no stations or sidings. The identity she had built over decades of medical practice, the leader who implemented a new acute stroke pathway from public […]
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