T/SRMA 4-2019 Stroke Prevention and Rehabilitation Management Guidelines for a Medical Consortium Integration

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Scope: This standard provides guidance and recommendations for the management of stroke rehabilitation and prevention systems in medical alliances, outlining key considerations and information for screening and follow-up of high-risk stroke populations, rehabilitation prevention, acute-phase rehabilitation, recovery-phase rehabilitation, community and home-based rehabilitation, and referral for rehabilitation services. This standard applies to medical staff at all levels of medical institutions within urban regional medical alliances, disease prevention and control departments, and public health management authorities involved in the rehabilitation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of stroke patients. Main technical content: Each year in China, there are 2.4 million new stroke cases and 1.1 million stroke-related deaths. Among stroke survivors, 70% to 80% live with disabilities and are unable to care for themselves. To improve or refine the monitoring and intervention for high-risk stroke patients, the construction of stroke unit emergency capabilities, referral standards for rehabilitation services, and the level of informatization in stroke prevention and treatment, it is necessary to leverage the advantages of medical alliances and utilize regional medical information platforms to establish a more comprehensive regional integrated stroke prevention and treatment management guideline that meets the needs of patients, medical staff, and health insurance payments. This standard was developed based on the "2017 Annual Screening and Intervention Project Work Manual for High-Risk Stroke Populations," the "Chinese Expert Consensus on Acute-Phase Rehabilitation for Cerebral Infarction," the "Chinese Guidelines for Nursing Care in Stroke," the "Standards for Two-Way Referral of Rehabilitation Medical Services for Eight Common Diseases (Surgeries) (Trial)," the "International Classification of Function, Disability, and Health (ICF)," and the "Notice on the Issuance o

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