Number of stroke events in Riksstroke

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Number of stroke events in Riksstroke 1994-2015 Figure 7. Cumulative number of stroke events registered in Riksstroke from 1994 to 2015. Separate lines for first-time events and recurrent stroke events Number of stroke events in Riksstroke 1994-2015

Direct admission to stroke unit or other type of ward Figure 14. Proportion (%) of acute stroke patients directly admitted to stroke unit, intensive care unit, department of neurosurgery, or other type of ward 2015

Direct admission to stroke unit *Örebro and Torsby have declared no stroke unit in 2015 Figure 15. Proportion (%) of acute stroke patients directly admitted to stroke unit, intensive care unit, or department of neurosurgery 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Stroke unit care (at some point during the acute phase) Figure 16. The proportion (%) of acute stroke patients treated in a stroke unit*/intensive care unit/department of neurosurgery or in general ward/other ward, 2005-2015. *Stroke unit at some point during the acute phase of stroke.

Stroke unit care (at some point during the acute phase) Figure 17. The proportion (%) of acute stroke patients treated in a stroke unit*/intensive care unit or department of neurosurgery. Per county, 2015. *Stroke unit at some point during the acute phase of stroke.

Stroke unit care (at some point during the acute phase) *Örebro and Torsby have declared no stroke unit in 2015 Figure 18. The proportion (%) of acute stroke patients treated at a stroke unit*/intensive care unit or department of neurosurgery. Per hospital 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Swallowing assessment Figure 20. Proportion(%) of stroke patients who had their swallowing assessed or were not eligible for assessment. Per hospital, 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Reperfusion therapy 2010-2015 Figure 21. The proportion (%) of ischemic stroke patients who received reperfusion therapy (thrombolysis or thrombectomy), 2010-2015

Reperfusion therapy Figure 24. Proportion (%) of ischemic stroke patients who received reperfusion therapy (thrombolysis and/or thrombectomy). Per county, 2015

Door-to-needle times *Mölndal and Östra are included in Sahlgrenska Figure 26. Time from hospital arrival to start of thrombolysis (door-to- needle times). Per hospital, 2015. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Antiplatelete treatment at discharge Figure 28. Proportion (%) of patients with ischemic stroke and no atrial fibrillation who were prescribed antiplatelete drugs at hospital discharge. Per hospital, 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Anticouagulant treatment at discharge *The question in the form slightly changed which could effect comparisons over time. Figure 29. Proportion (%) of patients with ischemic stroke and atrial fibrillation who were prescribed anticoagulant treatment at discharge. 2001-2015

Anticoagulant treatment at discharge Figure 30. Proportion (%) of patients under the age of 80 with ischemic stroke and atrial fibrillation who were prescribed anitcoagulant treatment at discharge (Warfarin or non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants). Per County, 2015.

Anticoagulant treatment at discharge Figure 31. Proportion (%) of patients under the age of 80 with ischemic stroke and atrial fibrillation who were prescribed anitcoagulant treatment at hospital discharge (Warfarin or non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants). Per hospital, 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars

Statin treatment at discharge Figure 33. Proportion (%) with ischemic stroke were prescribed statin treatment at discharge. Per hospital, 2015. The green line represents a high target level and the yellow a moderate target level of care. Hospitals with a coverage of less than 75 % (and therefore uncertain data) are marked with # and shaded bars