Centralising acute stroke services: study confounded by financial investment

Published Date: 23rd September 2014

Publication Authors: Hill AM

Extract
Morris and colleagues did not discuss how substantial financial investment in services affected their results.1 The London stroke strategy was supported by an additional £23m (€28.8m; $37.3m) in funding.2 The cost improvement programme highlighted the need for an extra £13m investment in hyperacute stroke units to

 

Hill, AM. (2014). Centralising acute stroke services: study confounded by financial investment. BMJ. 349 (g5710)

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