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Early Mobilisation of Patients with Acute Stroke: A survey of knowledge, attitude and practice health care professionals in South-west, Nigeria
BACKGROUND: Early mobilisation of acute stroke survivors has been associated with fewer deaths and better clinical outcomes. Yet, there are conflicting reports about the knowledge, attitude and practice of early mobilisation among clinicians. We investigated the knowledge, attitude and practice of e...
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