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The caregivers in the control group showed a decrease in the amount of social support (P < 0:05), whereas they showed an increase in satisfaction with social support (P < 0:05). Two confounders were included in the regression model (Tables 3 and 4): (1) caregiver's age, which ...
141 These include socioeconomic factors,142 caregiver status,143,144 and depression/affective state,145-147 each of which might be considered less pertinent when examined in a short-acting, acute stroke therapy. Genetic factors might also be important to recovery after stroke, and to the ...
Back at home the caregiver has to be involved in life as well, so it becomes difficult for him to be with him 24 hours a day and then urge him to do rehabilitation exercises. (D8) Theme 2: Family Factors Economic Level Stroke has a long course and treatment cycle. Patients need regula...
the individual, targeting life roles that have the most impact on QoL and incorporating caregiver support and training as a core part of the intervention. Conclusion Predictors of outcome following stroke have historically relied upon physical measurements of stroke severity. The current review provides...
Subordinate theme 3.1: spousal and family support: "They come near me; they show me love" Participants' community, spouse and children were cited as being essential to their recovery and reintegration. They come near me. They feel I need their help. They show me the love I didn't...
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I am the aunt of the stroke patient and tried to be a caregiver as often as possible. Basically the winter months and back to the north in the summer. He is now in a nursing home and has very little use of his arms and legs. He has to be feed and cared for completely. My ...
; "As a caregiver, how can I prepare home to receive my family member?", in a total of 15 questions. 3.3. Stage 3 A total of 56 participants were included in stage three, including 35 people with stroke (average age: 63.03 ± 10.8 years; average time after stroke: 2.5 ± 5.6 ...