Stroke Pathways: Taking Care into the Community
Taking care of volunteers in a stroke trial: a new assisted-management strategy
... however, on the optimal way of delivering preventive care. One approach is for investi- gators to directly manage participants. 4–6 Another approach is to rely on participants ’ personal healthcare providers (HCP) ...
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taking care OF BUSINESS
... Philadelphia can help improve small businesses’ access to financing by increasing local CDFI loan capacity and helping business owners build better credit. Small businesses often need financing at some phase of their ...
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Taking Care of Your Children
... of community members, Inova’s mission is to improve the health of the diverse community it serves through excellence in patient care, education and ...
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Pathways of Care for People With Stroke in Ontario
... a stroke increases the risk of having another ...initial stroke diagnosis should not be discharged from the emergency department without a plan for further management, including secondary prevention ...new ...
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Pathways for People with Stroke to Live Fully in the Community
... Health Care - Parkwood Hospital has an Acquired Brian Injury Outreach Team to do follow-up with people with acquired brain injury including some people with ...stroke. Stroke Recovery Associations ...
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Centralising acute stroke care and moving care to the community in a Danish health region: Challenges in implementing a stroke care reform
... 5.3. A more integrated care pathway between hospital and municipality The approach to implementation of this reform can be described as top-down, i.e. one in which the perspective of the central decision-makers ...
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The impact of stroke unit care on outcome in a Scottish stroke population, taking into account case mix and selection bias
... acute stroke patients, up to 70% of early death and poor outcome is attributable to non-modi fiable factors, including age, stroke severity and prestroke ...to stroke unit ...fluenced stroke ...
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Main barriers to effective implementation of stroke care pathways in France: a qualitative study
... Results Barrier typology In general, the interviewees were aware of the evidence provided by the literature on SCPs and were convinced that SCPs promoted patient safety, increased patient satis- faction, and optimised ...
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Post-stroke insomnia in community-dwelling patients with chronic motor stroke: Physiological evidence and implications for stroke care
... An alternative explanation to the one offered above could be a general reduction of sleep pressure resulting from lower levels of physical activity in patients. This, however, is unlikely to fully explain the findings. ...
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How do patients pass through stroke services? Identifying stroke care pathways using national audit data.
... the Stroke Unit Trialists established that specialist stroke unit care improved outcomes, 1 there has been a sea-change in stroke services through the adoption of evidence-based ...Specialist ...
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The LoTS (Longer-Term Stroke) care system of care: An evaluation of its local implementation at two community stroke services
... the Stroke Liaison Worker service might be less tangible ...2003). Community health services (the context for the LoTS care trial) could be described as complex adaptive systems, they change and ...
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Community-based care of stroke patients in a rural African setting
... health care professionals in the protocols of acute stroke management could also reduce in-hospital complications, morbidity and mortality, providing optimum potential for improved outcomes following ...
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Theme 3: Accessing ongoing post stroke care in the community
... other pathways to open up lines of communication between what is happening in the hospital and what is happening in the community (increase transparency of what is available across the LHINs, better ...
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A cluster randomized trial to assess the effect of clinical pathways for patients with stroke: results of the clinical pathways for effective and appropriate care study
... their care pro- cesses, reviewed best evidence, defined the appropriate goals of the pathways, and compiled the results into protocols and documentation ...of stroke, as described by Gensini et ...
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ARIA pharmacy 2018 "Allergic rhinitis care pathways for community pharmacy"
... the community, pharmacists are well placed to play a critical role identifying the symptoms of AR, recommending appropriate OTC treatment (22-24) and integrating ICPs into health care ...
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What is next after transfer of care from hospital to home for stroke patients? Evaluation of a community stroke care service based in a primary care clinic.
... primary care center, focused on secondary risk prevention, screening for stroke‑related complications, and new emerging problems, coordinating further rehabilitation therapy and also facilitating ...
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Developing Community Stroke Rehabilitation Pathways in Lothian. This presentation. Evidence for Therapy-based Community Stroke Rehabilitation
... annum in Edinburgh annum in Edinburgh Referral sources: Referral sources: Hospital Discharges Hospital Discharges - - MDTs MDTs Community Rehabilitation Service Community Rehabilitatio[r] ...
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TAKING CONTROL: PATHWAYS TO DRUG POLICIES THAT WORK
... Ultimately the most effective way to reduce the extensive harms of the global drug prohibition regime and advance the goals of public health and safety is to get drugs under control [r] ...
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Taking Care of Treaties
... States, the President could not claim take care authority to implement treaties to which the United States was not party, nor provisions for which U.S. compliance was not at issue. 305 Subject to these ...
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TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS
... Choosing the right plan for you and your employees is a complicated decision. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which was signed into law in March 2010, made significant changes to the health ...
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