On intensive care
Transitional care
Following discharge from hospital
Adherence to PAD guidelines [19]
‘Liaison/Outreach’ nurse [39]
Patient diaries [45]
Use of the ‘ABCDE’ bundle [30]
‘Self-help’ manual [41]
Follow-up clinics [51]
Music therapy [35]
Follow-up visit [56]
Early psychological intervention [37]
Focus/Support groups [57]
Cognitive rehabilitation in combination with physical rehabilitation [61]
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