… and further research is needed to understand what strategies are effective in changing
practice to support greater stroke survivor autonomy in engagement in activity [Citation28]. …

… that rehabilitation motivation was affected by social support, … Improving patient autonomy
and providing more effective … of rehabilitation through empathy and supportive feedback …

… motivation to enable client autonomy, and to support clients in making their own decisions
within rehabilitation and life in general. Hammel, who describes autonomy as the power and …

… patient autonomy at discharge are identified by stroke … A patient’s level of autonomy changes
during rehabilitation: as discharge … of support from family and friends during rehabilitation is …

… Goals need to be meaningful, and patients need support in … This fierce desire to be
autonomous is evident in persons in many … to goal-setting during rehabilitation for stroke and other …

… stroke, LB participated in brief rehabilitation at a local medical center and then extended
speech therapy at … During the treatment phase, our autonomy-supportive intervention package …

… report desiring more opportunity for activity and autonomy. Altering the … rehabilitation staff
to motivate, support and at times drive activity. For example, established cultural attitudes within …

… needs of patients and supports individual choice and autonomy in healthcare decisions [Citation32].
Person centredness in healthcare involves the organization of care around the …

… re-evaluation, helping relationships, and stimulus control … that during the initial adjustment
process, the stroke patients … , including the loss of body autonomy, which led to dysfunction in …

… to influence confidence about engaging in autonomous activity within the unit. Some …
AREISSA Research Collaboration not specifically mentioned in this paper who supported …