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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Home-Time"”.

  1. Improving outcome assessment for clinical trials in stroke

    … methodology for describing stroke outcomes – “home-time”. This measure shows good agreement with mRS, except at extremes of disability. Finally to put mRS in a historical context, the career of John Rankin and the development of his eponymous scale is recounted.

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  2. Expanding the evidence of endovascular treatment for acute ischemic stroke: patient–centered outcomes, population–level impact, and patients presenting with mild stroke symptoms

    … spent on average more than one week longer at home within the first 90 days compared with patients receiving medical treatment. Home?time was used as a novel, health?economic, and patient?centered outcome. For patients presenting with mild symptoms, EVT resulted in similar 90–day outcomes …

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  3. Expanding the evidence of endovascular treatment for acute ischemic stroke: patient–centered outcomes, population–level impact, and patients presenting with mild stroke symptoms

    … spent on average more than one week longer at home within the first 90 days compared with patients receiving medical treatment. Hometime was used as a novel, health‐economic, and patient‐centered outcome. For patients presenting with mild symptoms, EVT resulted in similar 90–day outcomes …

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  4. Parental practices of discipline with re-adopted children: a mixed methods study

    … decrease in overall behaviors between the time the child was adopted and the time the survey was taken, while parents who had four or more biological children had a slight increase in negative behaviors (p = 0.021). Children who experienced their dissolved or disrupted adoption at the age …

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