Stroke ward probably leads to lower death or institutional care by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (moderate certainty).
Stroke ward probably leads to lower death or dependency by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (moderate certainty).
The review found no eligible studies for this question.
Stroke ward showed no clear difference in length of stay (days) in a hospital or institution (Analysis 2.5) compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Stroke ward probably leads to lower poor outcome by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (moderate certainty).
Stroke ward probably leads to lower death by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (moderate certainty).
Mobile stroke team showed no clear difference in poor outcome by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mobile stroke team showed no clear difference in death by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mobile stroke team showed no clear difference in death or institutional care by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mobile stroke team showed no clear difference in death or dependency by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
The review found no eligible studies for this question.
The review found no eligible studies for this question.
Mixed rehabilitation ward may leads to lower poor outcome by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mixed rehabilitation ward showed no clear difference in death by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mixed rehabilitation ward may leads to lower death or institutional care by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
Mixed rehabilitation ward may leads to lower death or dependency by the end of scheduled compared with general medical ward (low certainty).
The review found no eligible studies for this question.
The review found no eligible studies for this question.