Italy's Post-COVID-19 Stroke Network: Has It Returned to Pre-Pandemic Standards?
The COVID-19 pandemic strongly transformed the healthcare system in the Lombardy region (Italy), forcing a rapid reorganization of hospital structures. The emergency medical service (EMS) system and emergency departments (EDs) were among the most affected departments. Several studies have shown a ch...
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Main Authors: | Erika Kacerik (Author), Francesca Bottega (Author), Aida Andreassi (Author), Giuseppe Sechi (Author), Alberto Zoli (Author), Marco Botteri (Author), Carlo Signorelli (Author), Nazzareno Fagoni (Author) |
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2024-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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