T/GDACM 0124-2024 Stroke home care service specifications in traditional Chinese medicine

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Main technical content: Stroke is a focal brain dysfunction syndrome, which includes three subtypes: cerebral stroke, intracranial hemorrhage, and subarachnoid hemorrhage. Among them, acute cerebral stroke is the most common type, accounting for 69.6% to 70.8% of all strokes in China, with a mortality/disability rate of 34.5% to 37.1%, which imposes a heavy burden on society and patients' families. At present, due to economic and medical conditions, most stroke patients return to their families and society after acute treatment. However, due to the lack of relevant knowledge about home-based rehabilitation care, effective medical care, and behavioral supervision, patients are prone to negative emotions and behaviors after discharge, which affect the recovery process of the disease and even lead to a decline in treatment effectiveness. Studies indicate that providing scientific continuous home-based care for stroke patients is an important means to correct their adverse emotions and behaviors and promote disease recovery. This document specifies the principles, objectives, requirements, processes, contents, and service quality control for medical staff to provide TCM home-based care services for stroke patients in the recovery and sequelae periods. This document is applicable to all levels of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, community health institutions, health service organizations, and health management organizations, and is used to guide and standardize the provision of TCM home-based care services for stroke patients in the recovery and sequelae periods by medical staff.

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