As the year comes to a close, we would like to say thank you 🙏 to everyone who has worked with and supported Health Management Institute this year.

We are pleased to introduce Mgr. Lubos Brabenec, Ph.D., a neuroscientist at CEITEC - Central European Institute of Technology

We’re excited to announce a powerful new capability in the RES-Q.

Two of our recent articles have surpassed 400 readers!

We continuously strive to make RES-Q Registry more useful, user-friendly, and impactful for improving stroke care quality.

We’re happy to welcome Dagmar Obšilová as the new project manager.

An incredible 1,000 kindergartens and primary schools across the Czech Republic have now joined our program — teaching children how to recognize the signs of stroke and react quickly and correctly. ⚡

🌍 Another great year for #RESQ at the World Stroke Congress 2025 in Barcelona! 🇪🇸 We were proud to participate as part of the World Stroke Organization (WSO) booth, connecting with colleagues, partners, and friends from around the globe. 🤝💬 The Congress was an inspiring few days filled with rich science, new ideas, and meaningful collaboration — all united by a shared mission to improve stroke care worldwide. 🧠✨ 📊 Highlights from RES-Q Registry of Stroke Care Qual

We’ve just launched a new section on the Science for Health website 👉 Health Zone! 🌿

Since August, interns have joined Science for Health (Vědou ke zdraví), a Health Management Institute project boosting health literacy and fighting healthcare misinformation. 🌿

In September, our Health Management Institute marked its 4th anniversary, which we celebrated together in October at Impact Hub Brno.

Every minute matters when it comes to stroke — but awareness, prevention, and long-term support matter just as much. 💙 At Health Management Institute, we’re proud to stand behind initiatives that save lives and improve recovery after stroke: 💡 RES-Q Registry of Stroke Care Quality & RES-Q+ – helping hospitals worldwide improve stroke care through data and collaboration. 💬 Afasbor & Aktivně po mrtvici – creating communities where people after stroke and their families

Three of our HMI colleagues – Anežka, Ela, and Anna – attended an accredited course “Implementation of Peer Consultant into Services”.

On Saturday, October 18, the first in-person meeting took place in Brno, bringing together nearly 40 stroke survivors, family members and professionals for an afternoon full of inspiration, sharing and connection.

From 22–24 October, the RES-Q Registry of Stroke Care Quality team will be at the World Stroke Congress in Barcelona.