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A comparison of acute and long-term management of stroke patients in Barbados and South London
Smeeton, N.C.; Heuschmann, P.U.; Wolfe, C.D.A.; Corbin, D.O.C.; Hennis, A.J.; Fraser, H.S.; Hambleton, I.R. (2009-04)Background: To compare health care utilisation between stroke patients living in a middle-income country with similar patients in a high-income country in terms of the type and amount of health care received following a ... -
A comparison of characteristics and resource use between in hospital stroke and admitted stroke patients
Bhalla, A.; Smeeton, N.C.; Rudd, A.G.; Heuschmann, P.; Wolfe, C.D.A. (2010)Background: Although in-hospital stroke is not a common occurrence, it is important to identify what components of stroke care these patients receive. The aims of this study were to estimate the clinical characteristics, ... -
A comparison of outcome for stroke patients in Barbados and South London
Smeeton, N.C.; Corbin, D.O.C.; Hennis, A.J.M.; Hambleton, I.R.; Rose, A.M.C.; Fraser, H.S.; Heuschmann, P.U.; Wolfe, C.D.A. (2011)Background and aims: Little is known about the poststroke outcome in Caribbean populations. We investigated differences in the activities of daily living, level of social activities, living circumstances and survival for ... -
Differences in risk factors between Black Caribbean patients with stroke in Barbados and South London
Smeeton, N.C.; Corbin, D.O.C.; Hennis, A.J.; Hambleton, I.R.; Fraser, H.S.; Wolfe, C.D.A. (2009)Background and Purpose— Risk of stroke is higher in black Caribbeans in the United Kingdom compared with black Caribbeans in their country of origin. We investigated if these differences were caused by variations in ... -
Incidence of hemorrhagic stroke in Black Caribbean, Black African, and White Populations : The South London Stroke Register, 1995-2004
Smeeton, N.C.; Heuschmann, P.U.; Rudd, A.G.; McEvoy, A.W.; Kitchen, N.D.; Sarker, S.J.; Wolfe, C.D.A. (2007)Background and Purpose—Data are lacking on the differences in hemorrhagic stroke incidence between black Caribbean (BC), black African (BA), and white ethnic groups. We estimated the incidence for primary intracerebral ... -
Long term outcome after stroke : does dysphagia matter?
Smithard, D.G.; Smeeton, N.C.; Wolfe, C.D.A. (2007)Background: swallowing problems (dysphagia) are common following acute stroke and are independent predictors of short-term outcome. It is uncertain as to whether these swallowing problems are associated with outcome in the ... -
Predictors of survival after haemorrhagic stroke in a multi-ethnic population : The South London Stroke Register (SLSR)
Sarker, S.J.; Heuschmann, P.U.; Burger, I.; Wolfe, C.D.A.; Rudd, A.G.; Smeeton, N.C.; Toschke, A.M. (2008)Objectives: To identify the predictors of long-term survival after haemorrhagic stroke. Methods: Data were collected within the population-based South London Stroke Register covering a multiethnic source population of ... -
Survival differences post-stroke in a multi-ethnic population : The South London Stroke Register
Wolfe, C.D.A.; Smeeton, N.C.; Coshall, C.; Tilling, K.; Rudd, A. (2005)Objectives: To identify ethnic differences in survival after stroke and examine the factors that influence survival. Design: Population based stroke register with follow-up. Settings: South London Stroke Register. Participants: ...