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    Family physicians can significantly improve stroke recovery and community reintegration. Active management post-diagnosis, including discharge planning and follow-up, is crucial for enhancing functional outcomes in stroke survivors.

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    • Medical involvement can decrease post-diagnosis in non-specialized settings.

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    • To outline the role of family physicians in post-stroke care.
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    • Effective discharge planning facilitates community reintegration.

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