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reasons socioeconomic inequity stroke mortality well understood aim study explore role ischemic stroke carepathways association education level oneyear survival hospital admission hospitalizations ischemic stroke 201112 selected lazio health data patients clinical history defined retrieving previous hospitalizations drugs prescriptions association education level mortality stroke studied acute postacute phases using multilevel logistic models odds ratio different scenarios quality carepathways identified considering hospital performance access rehabilitation drug treatment postdischarge probability survive acute postacute phases according education level carepathway scenarios estimated meanseverity patient oneyear survival probability calculated product two probabilities scenario 1year survival probability ratio university versus elementary education bootstrap confidence intervals 95 bci calculated identified 9958 patients ischemic stroke 533 elementary education level 32 university mortality 149 acute phase 143 postacute phase among survived acute phase adjusted mortality acute postacute phases decreased increase educational level 090 ptrend 0001 085 ptrend 0001 best carepathway oneyear survival probability ratio 106 95 bci 103110 117 95 bci 109125 worst education level inversely associated mortality acute postacute phases carepathway reduces eliminate 1year survival inequity