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Emergency Neurologic Life Support (ENLS): Evolution of Management in the First Hour of a Neurological Emergency
Chad M Miller1, Jose Pineda2, Megan Corry3
1Neurocritical Care and Cerebrovascular Diseases, OhioHealth, Columbus, OH, USA. chad.miller2@ohiohealth.com.
Abstract:
Emergency neurological life support (ENLS) is an educational program designed to provide users advisory instruction regarding management for the first few hours of a neurological emergency. The content of the course is divided into 14 modules, each addressing a distinct category of neurological injury. The course is appropriate for practitioners and providers from various backgrounds who work in environments of variable medical complexity. The focus of ENLS is centered on a standardized treatment algorithm, checklists to guide early patient care, and a structured format for communication of findings and concerns to other healthcare professionals. Certification and training in ENLS is hosted by the Neurocritical Care Society. This document introduces the concept of ENLS and describes the revisions that constitute this second version.
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