Key result
Racial and ethnic disparities in stroke exist throughout the continuum of care, including differences in biological determinants, access to quality care, and participation in clinical research.
Population
Patients with or at risk for stroke across different racial and ethnic groups in the United States.
Design
Review
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Stroke care must account for racial disparities; leaves open optimal strategies to close gaps in access and outcomes.
This AHA scientific statement highlights pervasive racial and ethnic disparities across the continuum of stroke care in the US, emphasizing the need for targeted research and interventions.
Cruz‐Flores et al. (2011) conducted a review in Stroke. Racial and ethnic disparities in stroke exist throughout the continuum of care, including differences in biological determinants, access to quality care, and participation in clinical research.
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