Hannah Ostrem

Hannah is Pulsara's Vice President of Marketing. She holds a master's degree in both Business Administration and Neuroscience, and a bachelor's degree in Psychology, which she uses to analyze and interpret the peculiar behaviors of the rest of the Pulsara marketing team.

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Texas Wellness Center Innovates to Improve Population Health

Last month, Pulsara was featured in a follow-up piece to an article published in the Longview News Journal, which described the innovative way...

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New AHA Algorithm Encourages ED Pre-Activation and Direct-to-Cath-Lab Protocols

In emergency conditions like STEMI, patient outcomes depend heavily on the time between onset of symptoms to definitive treatment. As such, clinicians should make every effort possible to reduce any...

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Overlake Medical Center Reduces Time to Thrombectomy by 39 Minutes

Overlake Medical Center is a Certified Joint Commission Thrombectomy-Capable Stroke Center in the Seattle, WA area. Recently, they posted an article detailing an inspiring stroke survival story. The...

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Technology and Data are Key to Transforming Stroke Care [TED Talk]

Dr. Brijesh Mehta is a Neurointerventional Surgeon, currently practicing at Memorial Neuroscience Center in Hollywood, FL. He recently gave a TED talk describing how his teams have leveraged new...

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12 Steps for Developing Your Community Paramedicine Program [FLYER]

The traditional role of paramedics has long been responding to emergencies, racing against time to provide critical care in moments of crisis. However, as our understanding of healthcare evolves, so...

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What Do You Need to Know About Community Paramedicine? Find Out Right Here.

Earlier this week, Flight Paramedic, Kris Kaull and Community Paramedicine Advisor, Anne Montera, MHL, BSN, RN, discussed the increasingly important topic of Community Paramedicine (CP) in a webinar...

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Study Shows 75% of EMS Personnel Believe Communities Would Be in Favor of Community Paramedicine

Community Paramedicine (CP) programs can reduce the number of patients who are transported to the ED, thereby reducing the burden on both transport ambulances and ED staff, while simultaneously...

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