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Figures
- Figure 1
The educational videos for Stroke 1-2-0 have been watched over 200 million times on the websites during the first half year after their release. The left panel (A) indicates 2 910 000 viewings after 2 months of its release; the right panel (B) indicates 5 200 000 viewings on one of the hosting sites 1 month after its release. Such data indicate a general public interest spike on the awareness of stroke.
- Figure 2
Searching weighted frequency of Stroke 1-2-0 extracted from Baidu Index from November 2016 to December 2018. As noted, there is no search of Stroke 1-2-0 in the early part of 2016; the search of Stroke 1-2-0 is gradually increasing over the period of 2016 to 2018, indicating an increase in interest.
- Figure 3
The impact of the Stroke1-2-0 campaign. (A) The acceptance rate of Stroke1-2-0 in 2016 and 2018; (B) Awareness of the thrombolytic time window for intravenous recombinant tissue plasminogen activator in 2016 and 2018; (C) How to choose a hospital after a stroke in 2016 and 2018? (D) Need for consent in 2016 and 2018. NH,nearby hospital; SC, stroke centreor facility with stroke care capability.
Tables
- Table 1
Characteristics of the responders in 2016 and 2018
2016 (n=3066） 2018 (n=15 207) P value N % N % Age 0–20 109 3.6 237 1.6 21–40 1425 46.5 7624 50.1 41–60 1319 43.0 6824 44.9 Above 60 213 6.9 522 3.4 0.000 Gender Male 1304 42.5 5500 36.2 Female 1762 57.5 9707 63.8 0.000 Academic degree Bachelor degree or above
(medical school)992 32.4 4939 32.5 College degree
(medical school)511 16.7 4221 27.8 Bachelor degree or above
(non-medical school)648 21.1 2010 13.2 College degree
(non-medical school)331 10.8 2174 14.3 High school or below 584 19.0 1863 12.3 0.000 Occupation Neurologist 336 11.0 2474 16.3 Non-neurologist physician 252 8.2 2951 19.4 Staff working in medical system except doctor 773 25.2 3189 21.0 Staff working in non-medical system 1705 55.6 6593 43.4 0.000 Area City 2693 87.8 13 424 88.3 Rural 373 12.2 1783 11.7 0.490 n is the total number of the responders of that specific year, N is the total number of the responders of the sub-variables in each main variable on the left column.
(1) please make sure % align with the dedicated columns, both for 2016 and 2018, it should not together with N, they belong to different column, 2) please make sure there is space between “n” and “is”
- Table 2
The comparison of the acceptance of FAST and Stroke 1-2-0 between 2016 and 2018
Variable 2016 2018 FAST Stroke 1-2-0 FAST Stroke 1-2-0 N1 n % n % N2 n % n % Age 0–20 109 6 5.5 52 47.7* 237 24 10.1 169 71.3† 21–40 1425 306 21.5 710 49.8* 7624 579 7.6 6424 84.3† 41–60 1319 243 18.4 672 50.9* 6824 541 7.9 5526 81.0† above 60 213 30 14.1 104 48.8* 522 79 15.1 378 72.4† Academic degrees Bachelor or above
(medical school)992 195 19.7 496 50.0* 4939 376 7.6 4470 90.5† College degree
(medical school)511 101 19.8 256 50.1* 4221 220 5.2 3784 89.6† Bachelor or above
(non-medical school)648 129 19.9 335 51.7* 2010 339 16.9 1317 65.5† College degree
(non-medical school)331 61 18.4 167 50.5* 2174 211 9.7 1535 70.6† High school or below 584 99 17.0 284 48.6* 1863 77 4.1 1391 74.7† Occupation Neurologist 336 151 44.9 148 44.0 2474 96 3.9 2373 95.9† Non-neurologist physician 252 68 27.0 121 48.0* 2951 165 5.6 2735 92.7† Staff working in medical system except doctors 773 161 20.8 407 52.7* 3189 273 8.6 2770 86.9† Staff working in non-medical system 1705 205 12.0 862 50.6* 6593 689 10.5 4619 70.1 N1 represents the total number of responders for the main variables in 2016. N2 represents the number of responders for the main variables in 2018. n represents the number of the responders for the defined sub-variables with the N1 or N2.
*Means p<0.001 between the acceptance rate of FAST and Stroke1-2-0 in 2016.
†Means p<0.001 between the acceptance rate of Stroke1-2-0 in 2016 and 2018.
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