Abstract:Several studies have shown sex differences regarding help-seeking behaviour in stroke and transient ischemic attack [TIA] patients. Women are less likely to perceive their symptoms as requiring immediate hospital care. They are also more inclined to involve friends and family in decision-making and help-seeking. Delaying transport to the hospital is partly due to behavioural and socio-demographic factors of female patients. These impact help-seeking behaviour and prolong prehospital delay, which may affect pat… Show more
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