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Conclusion: Through education, awareness of the importance of standardized stroke care increased.

The limitations of our study are the relatively low number of proximal large vessel pathology (MCA and ICA) and no standardized stroke neurovascular diagnostic algorithm in the two receiving stroke units.

The NIHSS is a standardized stroke severity scale used to describe neurological deficits in stroke patients.

These classifications were in very strong agreement with the results of the standardized Pediatric Stroke Outcome Measure (PSOM; [ 42]), which was available for 49 of the 56 cases (Goodman and Krusk's gamma correlation  = 0.75, p < .001).001

Therefore, the objective of this study was to examine the specific influence of short, moderate and long onset-admission intervals (OAI) on rehabilitation outcomes across homogeneous subgroups of patients who were admitted to a standardized interdisciplinary inpatient stroke rehabilitation program.

Data were collected from surveys 6 months after stroke using standardized patient-reported outcome measures and questions about health care utilization.

There is evidence that the use of standardized methods (e.g., stroke scales, structured questionnaires) by EMS personnel (dispatchers and paramedics on the scene) to detect patients with suspected stroke/TIA improves identification rapidity and accuracy [ 16- 24].

Balance (i.e. reduction in standardized mean differences between stroke cases and selected controls) for each covariate that was used in the logistic regression model of propensity is improved when differences are reduced after matching to no greater than 0.25 [ 11].

Similar trends were found in the CHD and stroke age-standardized (Turkish population 2008) mortality data (Additional file 1: Table S3 S4).

The same body area was swabbed for each frog using a standardized method using 20 strokes over each surface.

Study participants reported on the occurrence of incident myocardial infarctions and strokes in standardized questionnaires at 2-, 5-, and 8-year follow-up.