… interested in what occurs within therapeutic encounters and how that can support, or hinder,
… Daniel highlighted how important it was to him to have ‘freedom’, to have the autonomy to …

… We find it deplorable that the lack of support remains despite 20 years of progress in knowledge
about rehabilitation and evidence-based practice. It could be interesting in future studies …

… in nursing” to be the most influential factor in supporting family members achieve mutual …
autonomy in nursing” had greatest impact on supporting family members of stroke patients to …

… Thus, the objectives of this study are to determine the National Institutes of Health Stroke …
tools for stroke patients and to analyze the relation between stroke and rehabilitation. This study …

… families is essential to support stroke survivors to participate … autonomy for the stroke survivors
during rehabilitation as indicated by the therapists. Empowerment and autonomy in stroke …

… the rehabilitation of poststroke patients. This approach consists of using gamification to increase
patients’ … This supports the therapist in making a well-informed decision about the future …

… The researcher ensured the autonomy, confidentiality, and … , the rehabilitation motivation
of stroke patients was measured using the validated Korean version of the Stroke Rehabilitation …

… patient-centered care to work toward increased autonomy. … former IRF and SNF patients
from support groups, and we … Individuals recruited from support groups resided at home. …

… to the creation of different agendas within rehabilitation. … stroke and carers is highly
recommended for the identification of shared rehabilitation goals and to support ongoing recovery …

… However, the lack of rehabilitation services, and support dedicated for people with
aphasia was a barrier for participation [Citation51]. Business, employment, education, and …