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Stroke discharges from a rehabilitation unit: 1‐year and 5‐year domicile outcomes. Function is important

Background: Stroke units save lives, reduce disability and increase the chances of the person returning to their own home. Following the introduction of a stroke rehabilitation unit, we assessed the durability of stroke discharges over a 1‐year period and predictors of early ‘failed’ home discharges. Stability of discharge domicile and survival over 5 years was also reviewed.