The Burden of Stroke in Europe Report https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 3.4 Recommendations – Stroke as a medical emergency CONTACT PRESS RELEASES 5.10 Recommendations – rehabilitation and longer-term support Cookie Policy Introduction The Burden of Stroke Report Burden of Stroke report launched in EU parliament The Burden of Stroke Report now in Spanish and Italian language 5.9 Support from stroke support organisations 5.8 Support from health insurers and health authorities 5.7 Practical and emotional support for stroke survivors & families 5.6 Rehabilitation after discharge from hospital 5.5 Follow up on rehabilitation needs after discharge from hospital 5.4 Early supported discharge 5.3 Early coordinated multidisciplinary rehabilitation 5.2 Rehabilitation guidelines 5.1 Data on rehabilitation and longer term care 5. Rehabilitation and long term support 4.3 Recommendations – Acute stroke care 4.2 Thrombolysis 4.1 Stroke unit care Privacy Policy 4. Acute Stroke Care 3.3 Emergency care pathways 3.2 Professional education concerning stroke as an emergency 3.1 Public knowledge of stroke as an emergency 3. Stroke as a medical emergency 2.5 Recommendations – Preventing stroke 2.4 Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) 2.3 Atrial fibrillation 2.2 Hypertension 2.1 Campaigns to encourage healthy lifestyles and risk factor awareness 2. Stroke Prevention in Europe 1.9 Recommendations – The Burden of Stroke 1.8 The financial and social burden of stroke 1.7 What do we predict about the future burden of stroke in Europe? 1.6 The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Study 1.5 Disability-adjusted Life Years Lost 1.4 Prevalence – how many people are living with the consequences of stroke? 1.3 Case fatality – how many deaths are caused by stroke? 1.2 Incidence – how many people have a stroke? 1.1 What is being measured? 1. The Burden of Stroke in Europe Terms of use SAFE Recommendations Data Comparison EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INDICATORS DOWNLOAD