The Discharge Gap: why England’s stroke care stops at six months and the four actions that would fix it
England built one of the world’s best acute stroke pathways. Then, at six months, it stops, stops treating, stops measuring, and stops being accountable. The Discharge Gap, an independent policy report I have co-written with fellow survivor and patient leader Maya Kuzalti, sets out why that cliff exists, what it costs, and the four actions that would close it.
The report is published today in full below: the original designed edition, a downloadable PDF, and a short, accessible version written for stroke survivors and carers. It was written without commission, sponsor or funder, and carries a…
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