Hovedbudskap
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Rehabilitering i slagenhet bør tilbys alle slagpasienter i akuttfasen
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Videre rehabilitering hjemme eller i daginstitusjon synes mest effektivt for mange slagpasienter
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Funksjonell trening og multidisiplinær tilnærming bør være hovedelementer i rehabiliteringen etter hjerneslag
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Systematisk og koordinert organisering i samarbeid mellom slagenhet og primærhelsetjenesten bør vektlegges
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