Socioeconomic disparities in first stroke incidence, quality of care, and survival: a nationwide registry-based cohort study of 44 million adults in England

Keyphrases

• Registry-based 100%
• Quality of Care 100%
• Quality of Survival 100%
• Socioeconomic Disparities 100%
• First Stroke 100%
• Stroke Incidence 100%
• Nationwide Registry 100%
• Hospitalization 60%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 60%
• Ischemic Stroke 60%
• Intracerebral Hemorrhage 60%
• Diabetes 40%
• Deprivation 40%
• Fatality 40%
• Deciles 40%
• Incidence Rate 20%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 20%
• Multivariable Model 20%
• High Prevalence 20%
• Index of multiple Deprivation 20%
• Risk-adjusted 20%
• Socioeconomic Status 20%
• Cardiovascular Risk 20%
• Cox Proportional Hazards 20%
• Adult Population 20%
• Multilevel Logistic Regression Model 20%
• Hypertension 20%
• Adjusted Hazard Ratio 20%
• Lower Super Output Area 20%
• Socioeconomic Gradient 20%
• Hospitalization Risk 20%
• Quality of Health Care 20%
• 1-year Mortality 20%
• NHS England 20%
• Negative Binomial 20%
• Process of Care 20%
• Quality Metrics 20%
• Acute Ischemic Stroke 20%
• First-ever 20%
• Atrial Fibrillation 20%
• Stroke Subtypes 20%
• Early Supported Discharge 20%
• Post-stroke 20%
• Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage 20%
• Acute Stroke Care 20%
• Welsh Government 20%
• Nationwide Registers 20%
• Post-stroke Disability 20%
• Nearest Neighbor Index 20%
• Stroke Survival 20%
• Pre-stroke 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cohort Analysis 100%
• Apoplexy 100%
• Cerebral Hemorrhage 33%
• Brain Ischemia 33%
• Diabetes 16%
• Case Fatality Rate 16%
• Socioeconomic Status 16%
• Prevalence 8%
• Hazard Ratio 8%
• Cardiovascular Risk 8%
• Quality of Health Care 8%
• Atrial Fibrillation 8%
• Odds Ratio 8%