ZQSI supports journals, clinical registries, physician training, and international partnerships that help translate stroke science into stronger systems of care. This page highlights current initiatives and the broader research portfolio behind them.
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The strongest ZQSI initiatives do not operate in isolation. Journals accelerate knowledge sharing, fellowships build workforce capacity, registries create evidence, and partner organizations extend programs into local communities and hospitals.
Each card highlights a live initiative with a clearer role, shorter summary, and direct next step.
ZQSI's open-access journal supports interdisciplinary publication and peer review.
HCRJ creates a publishing platform for clinicians and researchers working across basic science, diagnosis, treatment, and evidence-based care.
A specialist publication advancing research on cerebral and spinal circulation.
JVIN reflects ZQSI's long-term investment in rigorous clinical and translational scholarship for vascular and interventional neurology.
A decision-support initiative centered on intracerebral hemorrhage evaluation.
The program adapts published management algorithms into practical clinical tools such as GCS and ICH volume support for bedside use.
A stroke-system initiative focused on implementation, monitoring, and structured training.
Through APPNA and hospital collaboration, ISCC helps formalize evidence-based stroke workflows and raise care standards in Pakistan.
A wider educational initiative expanding creative opportunity through global-standard training.
ZQ-IDRAC broadens the ZQSI mission by investing in underrepresented communities through fine arts, digital production, and cultural learning.
A blended physician fellowship designed to strengthen stroke services in lower-resource settings.
The program combines online teaching, mentorship, clinical faculty support, and optional in-person rotations to train future stroke leaders.
A clinical partnership supporting neurological care access through shared standards and oversight.
ZQSI's work with NARF strengthens operations at the Brain & Heart Clinic in Karachi and helps extend quality care to underserved communities.
A prevention and public-awareness partnership focused on earlier recognition and community education.
Programs include school-based FAST education, local outreach, and stroke-screening activities aimed at raising prevention awareness at scale.
A multicenter registry designed to capture real-world thrombectomy outcomes across Turkey.
The effort supports protocol standardization, national evidence building, and future guideline development for acute ischemic stroke treatment.
A developing academic program aligned with US curriculum standards and healthcare innovation needs.
The initiative is intended to strengthen the biomedical engineering workforce and support long-term health-system capability building.
The archive below highlights the range of studies, grant-supported projects, and outreach work that inform ZQSI's current direction.
Whether the focus is research, education, community outreach, or clinical systems improvement, ZQSI's project portfolio is designed to support partnerships with practical impact.