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Early Findings of Segments of Delays Model Study: Delay in Seeking Treatment During Acute Coronary Syndrome and Stroke
Time management is critical during the acute stage of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) and stroke. To understand the segments of delays and underlying factors which affect the delay, we conducted a questionnaire survey utilizing the segments of delays model, which is still in progress to reach a higher sample size. Variables, including socio-demographic characteristics, diagnosis, symptoms and severity, awareness, and past medical history, are included in the survey. Descriptive analysis and mapping of the delays were conducted to understand the study’s early findings. A comparison of delays during ACS and stroke shows a higher delay in stroke, especially during decision-making of the victim or family members to seek treatment. Also, the socioeconomic difference between ACS and stroke and the severity of symptoms in stroke are associated with delay.