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Despite the focus on poor care in some places in 2013 – which some commentators have called the NHS's "annus horribilis" – the outcomes of treatment experienced by patients were no worse than before and had improved recently for those receiving stroke, cardiac or trauma care, Mann added.
Rasch validation and predictive validity of the Action Research Arm Test in patients receiving stroke rehabilitation.
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 rostral slices contained more water than the caudal slices, and more water content was detected in rats receiving stroke with and without postconditioning than in sham rats without ischemia.
A difference of 5.8 points on the BBS was required to conclude with 90% certainty that patients receiving stroke rehabilitation underwent a real change in balance [ 33 ].
Seamless transition of care is vital to enable patients to not only receive stroke risk factor monitoring but also commence or continue further rehabilitation as well as allow community re-integration.
Many of the individual components of the intervention were well received by stroke survivors and stroke nurses.
A high percentage of patients with stroke have mental health conditions, and our findings suggest that the presence of mental health conditions are significantly associated with important stroke outcomes for patients who have received inpatient stroke rehabilitation.
The provision of a tailored education and support package resulted in a significantly higher self-efficacy in accessing stroke information, feelings of being informed and satisfaction with information received of stroke patients and their carers.
Setting: A stroke unit receiving all stroke patients from a well-defined community.
Quality indicators are currently collected in different European countries to monitor in the real world the quality of care received by stroke patients [ 42].
