The effect of regional disparities in access to rehabilitation services on mortality among stroke patients: A Korean nationwide population-based retrospective cohort study.

A Korean nationwide retrospective cohort study examined how geographic disparities in access to rehabilitation services affect survival outcomes in stroke patients. Researchers found that regional inequities in rehabilitation availability were associated with differences in mortality rates among this population. The findings highlight the potential importance of equitable geographic distribution of post-stroke rehabilitation resources for improving patient survival.

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