Xiaoyu Zhou, Fei Du, Wei Peng, Li Bai, Leyi Peng, Xiaorong Hou
Building Medication Profiles in the Elderly: a Qualitative Study Based on Medication Information Literacy in a Long-Term Care Facility
Clinical interventions in aging
stroke continues major global health concern accounting fifth highest death rate sizable portion worlds disability burden 40000 stroke cases reported annually republic kazakhstan 5000 people die within first 10 days additional 5000 within month discharge even establishment regional stroke centers state antistroke program substantial efforts rural communities still experience higher rates strokerelated morbidity mortality purpose research examine complex factors disparities emergency care elevated risk factors contribute variation incidence stroke rural urban areas rural inhabitants lesser knowledge stroke symptoms result educational socioeconomic differences causes systemic delays care 1 rural residents live within 60 minutes primary stroke center indicating lack access specialized stroke care terms intravenous thrombolysis performed urban hospitals perform better rural ones study shows mean age patients 622119 years confirming presence average age group women make 402 men 598 average bmi 27645 may indicate predominance excess weight nihss score decreases admission 764485 discharge 598602 may indicate positive effect treatment decrease mrs reflects improvement disability treatment analyzing dependence place residence revealed largest number patients came districts 5 10 analyzing nihss mrs indicators statistically significant differences identified depending presence diabetes arrhythmia atherosclerosis rate stroke severity disability admission significantly higher patients die model predicting unfavorable outcome developed showed statistical significance factors cardiac arrhythmia nlr