AuSCR Annual Report is available now!

We are very pleased to announce the AuSCR Annual Report 2024 and 2025 Status Update is now available on our website: Annual Reports – AuSCR
Highlights from 2024:

Care provided for 19,831 episodes across 69 hospitals.
Median door-to-needle time improved by 6 minutes compared to 2023.
11 hospitals met the 60-minute National Stroke Target.
Case studies from Latrobe Regional Health (Vic) and Logan Hospital (Qld).
Two powerful patient stories and special features on young adults with stroke and mobilisation.

Annual Report Webinar

If you missed our Annual Report Webinar including highlights of the Report, an international perspective from Get with the Guidelines (USA) and plans for 2026, you can watch it here: Annual Report Webinar

Top Performing Hospitals

We are happy to share the list of top-performing hospitals for 2024. These hospitals were either three standard deviations above the national average or recognised by the Australian Stroke Coalition National Targets Awards earlier this year.

Congratulations to these hospitals! We hope this list supports your efforts to share information and connect with sites where collaboration aligns with your own quality improvement initiatives. If helpful, we’re happy to facilitate these discussions.

You can find the Top Performing Hospitals of 2024 here.

WSO Award Winners – Q4 2025

Congratulations to the following AuSCR hospitals on achieving WSO Angels Award status’ of Gold, Platinum and Diamond for Quarter 4 2025.

Diamond

Austin Health, VIC
Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA

Platinum

Alfred Hospital, VIC
Box Hill Hospital, VIC
Royal Melbourne Hospital, VIC

Gold

Canberra Hospital, ACT
Gold Coast University Hospital, QLD
Ipswich Hospital, QLD
Lyell McEwin Hospital, SA
Northeast Health Wangaratta, VIC
Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital, QLD
Royal Hobart Hospital, TAS
Toowoomba Hospital, QLD
Echuca Hospital, VIC
Sunshine Coast University Hospital, QLD

Well done for achieving an excellent standard of stroke care, and to the contributors for ensuring timely data entry to be considered!