Stroke Care Pathways

1. Addressing Patient Priorities

2. Providing value for Money

3. Promoting Social Inclusion

1. Addressing Patient Priorities

Orange area illustrates the importance of clinical issues for stroke survivor and

family

Blue area illustrates the importance of personal, social and community issues

for stroke survivor and family.The Stroke Association’s Life After

Stroke Services address these issues

Carer’s Support

Carer’s Support

Stroke Navigator

Stroke Care Pathway

2. Providing value for Money

3. Promoting Social Inclusion

Stroke Navigator

Life After Stroke Services

Community Integration, Lifestyle and Fitness

LAS

HASU

SU

Inpatient Rehab

Clinical Services

Active Citizenship

Re-ablement & Community Rehabilitation

SpecialistCare

Hi cost

Low cost

No cost

The inverted triangle of care Value for Money, Prevention and Wellbeing

Community Support

Source: All our tomorrows, - ADSS, LGA

Dependency

Restoring Independence

Preventing Deterioration

Independence and Choice

Stroke Navigator

Life After Stroke Services

Community Integration, Lifestyle and Fitness

LAS

HASU

SU

Inpatient Rehab

Psych/Clinical Services

Active Citizenship

Re-ablement & Community Rehabilitation

SpecialistCare

The inverted triangle of care Value for Money, Prevention and Wellbeing

Community Support

Source: All our tomorrows, - ADSS, LGA

Stroke Navigator

Life After Stroke Services

Community Integration, Lifestyle and Fitness

LAS

HASU

SU

Inpatient Rehab

Clinical Services

Active Citizenship

ESD & Community Rehabilitation

Hi cost

Low cost

No cost

Generic Stroke Services

The inverted triangle of care Value for Money Prevention and Wellbeing

Route 1 Route 2 Cost/unitLAS 1 200 2 1000 200HASU 3 2100 6 4200 700SU 10 5000 10 2000 500Inpatient Rehab

2 300 8 1200 300

Clinical Services

6 1200 300

Reablement 15 750 50Stroke Navigator

10 100 10

LAS Services 50 100 2Generic Community Services

103 103 1

Comm Integration

40 40 1

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