… conflict surrounding stroke recovery which was related to higher levels of carepartner strain
and less autonomy support provided to the stroke survivor during rehabilitation activities. …

… during rehabilitative activities) or to the music-supported motor training [7]. Literature showed
also how listening to preferred music can promote cognitive recovery … sufficient autonomy in …

… drive to be more autonomous and three cartons of … support his home-based rehabilitation.
The following excerpt shows Alberto’s idea of a solution to support home-based rehabilitation: …

… As their work is circumscribed by the biomedical model, “Their goal is usually to speed up
discharge [and] rarely to increase patient autonomy unless that is the only way to transfer a …

… patients, stroke victims, face a series of motor disabilities that jeopardize their own autonomy
… to support home based rehabilitation that could lead to a low-cost effective upper limb …

… Currently, in addition to projects focused on the development of support robotic systems
for rehabilitation, several research projects are also focused on automating assessment …

… Our findings support client autonomy in selecting the home … through a variety of different
scheduling patterns. The objective measurements of compliance provided through rehabilitation …

… Survivors valued caring approaches that supported their autonomy to be … to support
physiotherapists to facilitate survivors’ uptake of PA as part of stroke recovery following rehabilitation. …

… her arm and the loss of autonomy she perceived during her rehabilitation. A lower-limb focus
… We would like to acknowledge the support of the South London Patient and Family Stroke …

Full article: Patient reported experiences of using community rehabilitation and/or support
services whilst living with a long-term neurological condition: a qualitative systematic review …