Patients' Time at Home after a Stroke Varies by Hospital
A new study has found that stroke patients spend more of the year following their stroke at home, as opposed to in a nursing home or in the hospital, if they are treated at a rural hospital or a hospital which typically treats higher rates of stroke patients. The correlation between more home time and lower rates of major adverse cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality suggests that home time could be a marker of care quality.
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