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cord-280733-d44se0v3	Aguiar de Sousa, Diana	Maintaining stroke care in Europe during the COVID-19 pandemic: Results from an international survey of stroke professionals and practice recommendations from the European Stroke Organisation	2020-06-10		.txt	text/plain	3054	160	49	As part of an effort to reduce the consequences of this outbreak on health service delivery to stroke patients, the European Stroke Organisation has undertaken a survey aimed at collecting information on the provision of stroke care during the pandemic. Among European respondents, 289 (77%) reported that not all stroke patients were receiving the usual care in their centres and 266 (71%) estimated that functional outcomes and recurrence rates of stroke patients would be negatively affected by the organisational changes caused by the pandemic. As part of the ongoing effort to reduce the consequences of COVID-19 on health service delivery to stroke patients, the European Stroke Organisation (ESO) has undertaken a survey aimed at collecting information on the current provision of stroke care. Because Italy and Spain were the most affected countries in Europe at the time of the survey, sensitivity analyses excluding respondents from other countries were performed for items related with delivery of stroke care and availability of personal protective equipment.	./cache/cord-280733-d44se0v3.txt	./txt/cord-280733-d44se0v3.txt