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Brownlee WJ et al. – There are major discrepancies between current management of TIA patients and best practice recommendations in national and international guidelines. Significant regional variations in models of care and access to investigations exist. The provision of dedicated appropriately resourced TIA services within an organised stroke service should be seen as a priority.

   

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