PLatform Study for INTracerebral Haemorrhage (PLINTH): Community-based Feasibility Study

The goal of this observational study is to answer three uncertainties about the design of a platform study for adults with stroke due to intracerebral haemorrhage. The main things the investigators aim to find out are: * The acceptability of a platform trial and its comparisons to brain haemorrhage survivors or their carers, and their clinicians. * Estimates of eligibility, willingness to participate, diversity, representativeness, adherence, retention, data completion, and event rates of intermediate and clinical outcomes over time for each comparison. * The most efficient platform trial design considering the findings of this feasibility study. Participants, or their welfare guardian, welfare attorney, or nearest relative will: * Watch a video informing them about the study * Read written information about the study * Provide informed consent * Permit collection of demographic and clinical details * Provide information in interviews at \~3 and \~14 days after the onset of the stroke

Inclusion Criteria: * People aged ≥18 years at the time of diagnosis with symptomatic stroke due to first-ever or recurrent spontaneous (non-traumatic) ICH, most likely to be due to cerebral small vessel disease, confirmed by brain imaging between 1 October 2023 and 30 June 2025 inclusive * One or more management uncertainties exist about the patient's management according to the patient/nearest relative and their responsible clinician * Patient or their nearest relative can be approached for consent to participation in this feasibility study with the aid of simple information delivered by Tailored Talks * Residential postcode in the National Health Service (NHS) Lothian or NHS Lanarkshire regions of Scotland Exclusion Criteria: * People aged \