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Artwork 002: Yin Yang
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Artwork 016: I\u27d like to speak to the manager
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Artwork 070: Storytellers
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Artwork 021: Day
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Artwork 033: Facing Strength
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Artwork 116: Steadfast Love
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Artwork 112: Harvest
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Artwork 053: Golden Guardians
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A Multi-Sector Mixed Methods Study of Stroke Services in the Philippines: Insights From Government Officials and Organisational Leaders
No full textObjectives: This study aimed to illustrate the state of stroke care and rehabilitation in the Philippines through the perspectives of local government officials, policymakers, and organisational leaders. It sought to identify challenges, opportunities, and recommendations for improving stroke policies and services across different administrative levels. Methods: Mixed-methods approach involving a structured survey of 131 local government officials and in-depth interviews with eight key stakeholders. Survey participants included Department of Health (DoH) officials, local chief executives, policymakers, Local Government Unit (LGU) employees, and representatives from non-government agencies. Interviewees comprised leads and managers from the DoH and representatives from organisations including the Philippine Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine (PARM), Physicians for Peace Philippines, and the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (PCHRD). Quantitative survey data were analysed using descriptive statistics and qualitative interview data were thematically analysed, then the two types of data were triangulated and organised by theme. Results: Findings revealed significant gaps in funding, healthcare infrastructure, and policy implementation. Challenges included inadequate facilities, lack of qualified staff, financial barriers, and regional disparities in service provision. Survey and interview participants emphasised the need for increased government support, comprehensive policies, and community-based rehabilitation (CBR) programmes. Improving stroke survivors\u27 quality of life was ranked as the most critical aspect of rehabilitation programmes. Conclusions: The study highlights the critical need for more equitable and accessible stroke care and rehabilitation in the Philippines. This can be facilitated by sustained government support, inter-agency collaboration, community engagement, and the implementation of holistic, evidence-based, and cost-effective CBR initiatives
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