… autonomy in adopting patient-centred practice indicating a need to empower and support …
who lack the confidence, autonomy and knowledge to adopt patient-centred practices, staff …

… recovery is one of the main goals of post-stroke rehabilitation due to its importance for autonomy
… These statements support our results on the non predictive nature of MAS and pROM in …

… Aphasia research supports the theory that commencing aphasia rehabilitation in the early …
patient autonomy within this setting may facilitate their ability to seek out interactions within the …

… persisting stroke-related problems, do so when their autonomy is supported; this includes
support for taking risks related to getting back into these activities.[Citation8] However, work in …

… a lot of our patients, so they’ve got a bit more autonomy and control back” … support this type
of decision-making, there may be value in ensuring support mechanisms that provide support …

… in helping patients overcome barriers to rehabilitation, improve … their rehabilitation process,
promoting a sense of autonomy … a significant role, enlisting the support of the participant’s …

… for adaptation of functional activities at home consistent with CIMT principals), … supporting
autonomy in activities. The use of autonomy support was adapted from an autonomy support …

… intervention created in collaboration between rehabilitation nurses and physical and …
autonomy-supportive home environment during stroke survivor upper extremity rehabilitation …

… conditions of life with the greatest autonomy. However, the benefits acquired during intensive
rehabilitation treatment tend to regress if not supported by constant exercise related to the …

… The key terms used were social support AND (participation OR participation restrictions)
AND (stroke OR CVA) AND (recovery OR rehabilitation). The same approach was used for all …