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historical control group

historical control group A historical control group is a comparison group made up of people from an earlier time period rather than participants studied at the same time as the intervention group.

A historical control group is a comparison group made up of people from an earlier time period rather than participants studied at the same time as the intervention group. In the source study, it referred to stroke rehabilitation patients who had previously received conventional care and were compared with later patients who received the new system.

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Drafting source: Sun Xibo; Wu Xiulan; Zhang Yamei; Lu Ming; Feng ChongRui; Liu ChuRong; Gu YouMing; Lu FaHua; Liu LiRong; Zhang GengBiao; Dou Zulin; Liu Zhanhao. Evaluation of the effectiveness of a multimodal aspiration prevention system in stroke rehabilitation nursing. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0342253; article XML SHA-256 5f2dd9540cf15a91dae8d448b6a6395a00f2e523ca0e5c797e88be5513b986f2. “Evaluation of the effectiveness of a multimodal aspiration prevention system in stroke rehabilitation nursing” (10.1371/journal.pone.0342253).
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