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A Qualitative Exploration of Stroke Survivors' Experiences of Using a Stroke Helpline

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By Alana B McCambridge, Scott William, Peter W. Stubbs, Muneeba T. Chaudhry
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1 Introduction In Australia alone, the number of people living with the long-term sequelae of stroke will increase to an estimated 700,000 people by 2032 [1]. The physical and psychosocial impacts of stroke are significant, with care needs evolving at every stage of recovery [2, 3]. As with most chronic conditions, facilitating self-management in stroke is essential to empower survivorship and reduce the burden on health systems [4, 5].
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