[PDF] Top 20 Identification of rehabilitation needs after a stroke: an exploratory study

... foremost rehabilitation need identified by the caregiv- ers was that the patient be loved, surrounded, and that he felt ...the stroke patient and to provide him with physical and mental ...the needs ... See full document

... function after a stroke is important for independence and for performing activities of daily ...includes stroke, is not entirely avoidable. In the present study, we aimed to observe the ... See full document

... of stroke survivors who underwent inpatient stroke ...experiences, needs and preferences of carers regarding inpatient rehabilitation environments, organisation, care systems, therapeutic ... See full document

... The tailored interventions were selected pragmatically by the participants according to their preferences, and mostly consisted of creating action plans to change re- habilitation assessment practices, creating or ... See full document

... post-rehabilitation needs have not been met. The originality of the results of this study lies in the factors explaining the unmet rehabilitation ...unmet needs relating to ... See full document

... Healthcare needs may be subjective and may vary amongst stroke patients, depending on the experienced consequences of stroke, applied coping strategies, and the amount of unmet ...healthcare ... See full document

... and rehabilitation care only when counselling on social law is- sues and further social support is considered as necessary by a medical ...whole stroke population and the SSP may also not be the primary ... See full document

... a stroke ICU in Northern Taiwan during ...with stroke diagnosed by a physician; 2) family caregivers who were over 18 years old and able to com- municate in Mandarin and Taiwanese; and 3) family care- ... See full document

... the identification of the time- dependent effects, thus addressing the question of whether improvements are therapy-dependent or effec- tively ...the rehabilitation team activities, within a ... See full document

... this study. The dependent variable “unfulfilled needs for rehabilitation” was represented by the statement: “I have received too little rehabilitation after my ...fulfilled needs ... See full document

... social needs considering personal contextual factors of the ICF (International Classification of ...for stroke patients, such as inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, medical treatment, medical ... See full document

... Our study provides in- depth information on why professionals may act as facil- itators of interprofessional work and how this can be supported by organisational and institutional ...and needs-based ... See full document

... with stroke patients? Whynes et ...disability after stroke (mRS 0 or 1) had EQ-5D Indexes of over ...bodily needs (mRS 4) obtained indexes of 0.3 [32]. In our study, the EQ-5D could ... See full document

... Cognitive deficits related to tumour or treatment are estimated to be present in the majority of patients diag- nosed with a primary brain tumour, with a large variation based on tumour site, extent, and grade, as well ... See full document

... with stroke was reduced from ...2007 study [13] examined ADL scores at discharge for 8 years’ worth of treatment outcomes, finding that reducing the LOS did not worsen the treatment ... See full document

... memory rehabilitation has a positive ef- fect on subjective reports of memory problems in people who have had a ...memory rehabilitation on subjective memory measures was strongly influenced by results from ... See full document

... of rehabilitation services, home assistance, assistive devices and medication, was 33 604 (2256 – 137 ...year after discharge, 18 of the patients (31%) had been admitted to the hospital at an average cost ... See full document

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... early rehabilitation patients carry many of these risk factors, in particular hospitalization in- cluding long lasting intensive care therapy, mechanical ventilation, tracheostomy, antibiotic therapy (due to ... See full document

... A total of 306 eligible parent-child dyads were approached, with 170 (55%) consenting to participate in the study. Follow-up rates for the parent surveys were 78%, 76%, and 63% at 6, 12, and 24 months, ... See full document