Purpose: Although clinical practice guidelines can facilitate evidence-based practice and
improve the health outcomes of stroke patients, they continue to be underutilised. There is …

Background Communication and swallowing disorders are a common consequence of
stroke. Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) have been created to assist health professionals …

Background Impairments to comprehension and production of speech (aphasia, dysarthria)
and swallowing disorders (dysphagia) are common sequelae of stroke, reducing patients' …

Background Clinical guidelines are frequently used as a mechanism for implementing
evidence-based practice. However research indicates that health professionals vary in the …

Rationaleaims and objectives Aphasia affects up to 38% of stroke survivors. Clinical
guidelines can improve patient care and outcomes. Given the importance of aphasia …

Background The process of implementation of clinical guidelines ie getting guidelines into
practice has been extensively reviewed and meta-reviewed from a generic perspective …

Background and purpose Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are systematically developed
statements that assist practitioners to provide appropriate evidence‐based care. The …

Clinical practice guidelines are essential for driving evidence-based clinical care to patients.
In an era of ever-increasing research evidence, keeping guidelines up to date is a …

Objective To identify healthcare professionals' perceived barriers and facilitators to clinical
practice guideline implementation within stroke rehabilitation. Data sources CINAHL …

Purpose To identify health professionals awareness of stroke rehabilitation guidelines, and
factors perceived to influence guideline use internationally. Methods Online survey study …