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The cost-effectiveness of life after stroke services and the impact of these services on health and social care resource use: a rapid review

2024-11-21

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The UK is expected to see a 60% increase in first-time strokes over the next 20 years. This translates to about 2.1 million stroke survivors living in the UK by 2035. Life after stroke services aim to support peoples physical and emotional state, are complimentary to rehabilitation and take a non-medical holistic approach to living well after a stroke. This rapid review aimed to identify evidence on the cost-effec...

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37a3224f-83d7-5bae-bec5-8e5ae161f622
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10.1101/2024.11.21.24317699
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