… -related disability and the greatest possible autonomy and quality of life. In addition, it is
there to support all health care professionals involved in stroke rehabilitation by providing …

… Therefore, improving adherence to post-stroke rehabilitation may enhance recovery and …
treatment and restrict the patient’s autonomy. Rotating family members in the supervision of the …

… support the hypothesis that motor recovery engages large-scale brain networks that involve
cognitive abilities and provides insight into stroke rehabilitation … patients’ everyday autonomy…

… , not an autonomous robot. As the majority of persons post-… rehabilitation technologies, for
example body-weight support … , walking speed and level of dependence when walking [48]. …

… much more for stroke patients and support a holistic approach, … and rehabilitation facilities,
stroke patients can profit from AD … Stroke causes severe restrictions in terms of autonomy and …

… supports progress achieved during the initial recovery … Rehabilitation and Recovery following
Stroke writing group as several topics cross-over both parts of the Rehabilitation, Recovery, …

… Patients’ autonomy and independence when walking on level ground were checked in … for
treadmill training without body-weight support (Expanded Disability Status Score (EDSS) < 6 […

… part in the stroke care pathway; supporting rehabilitation and prioritising recovery following
stroke. This … and autonomy, boosting daily functioning and participation within the community. …

… in daily life and loss of independence and autonomy. They described what had changed in
… Financial support for this study was provided by Brazilian government agencies, including …

… improve upper limb function and patient autonomy [24]. However, … would truly give patients
full autonomy in their rehabilitation. … cognitive and physical support and rehabilitation, and we …