Self-reported long-term needs after stroke.

C McKevitt; N Fudge; J Redfern; A Sheldenkar; S Crichton; AR Rudd; A Forster; J Young; I Nazareth; LE Silver; PM Rothwell; CD Wolfe

doi:10.1161/STROKEAHA.110.598839

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Self-reported long-term needs after stroke.

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Self-reported long-term needs after stroke.

C McKevitt, N Fudge, J Redfern, A Sheldenkar, S Crichton, AR Rudd, A Forster, J Young, I Nazareth, LE Silver, …

Stroke, Vol.42(5), pp.1398-1403

05/2011

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1161/STROKEAHA.110.598839

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Age Factors

Aged

80 and over

Cognition

Continental Population Groups

Cross-Sectional Studies

Disability Evaluation

Female

Great Britain

Health Surveys

Humans

Long-Term Care

Male

Middle Aged

Self Report

Social Class

Stroke

Development of interventions to manage patients with stroke after discharge from the hospital requires estimates of need. This study estimates the prevalence of self-reported need in community-dwelling stroke survivors across the United Kingdom.

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Title: Self-reported long-term needs after stroke.
Creators: C McKevitt
N Fudge
J Redfern
A Sheldenkar
S Crichton
AR Rudd
A Forster
J Young
I Nazareth
LE Silver
PM Rothwell
CD Wolfe
Publication Details: Stroke, Vol.42(5), pp.1398-1403
Date published: 05/2011
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99511992802346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Self-reported long-term needs after stroke.

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