Open AccessA comparison of service organisation and guideline compliance between two adjacent European health services
Author(s) -
Paul McElwaine,
Joan McCormack,
Michael McCormick,
Anthony Rudd,
Carmel Brennan,
Heather Coetzee,
Paul Cotter,
Rachel L. Doyle,
Anne Hickey,
Frances Horgan,
Cliona Loughnane,
Chris Macey,
Paul Marsden,
Dominick J. H. McCabe,
Ríona Mulcahy,
Imelda Noone,
Emer Shelley,
Tadhg Stapleton,
David Williams,
Peter J. Kelly,
Joseph Harbison
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
european stroke journal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 2.446
H-Index - 16
eISSN - 2396-9881
pISSN - 2396-9873
DOI - 10.1177/2396987317703209
Subject(s) - audit , medicine , stroke (engine) , staffing , population , health care , guideline , family medicine , nursing , business , accounting , environmental health , political science , engineering , mechanical engineering , pathology , law
Outcomes in stroke patients are improved by a co-ordinated organisation of stroke services and provision of evidence-based care. We studied the organisation of care and application of guidelines in two neighbouring health care systems with similar characteristics.
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