… clinical phenomenon in which little is known from the patient perspective and our study aim
is to use generated findings to inform stroke rehabilitation care and research. This study was …

… the patient perspective. Therefore, the objective of this study was to qualitatively explore
facilitators and barriers of urgent treatment-seeking stroke care in a sample of stroke survivors. …

… This study explored the barriers and facilitators for gait-related participation from the
perspective of people after stroke using semi-structured interviews. We found barriers and …

… about the perceived barriers and facilitators to engagement in stroke rehabilitation. … at the
perspectives of patients with stroke and their therapists within the first year of their rehabilitation …

… , change patient perspectives and reduce … patient perspectives, self-efficacy and beliefs
towards aerobic exercise; and describe the barriers to aerobic exercise within inpatient stroke …

… but patients’ perspectives have not been explored in detail. The aim of this study was to …
patients’ and carers’ perceived barriers to accessing and understanding information about stroke…

… Engagement in stroke rehabilitation is associated with improved patient outcomes. Using …
aimed at reducing barriers and increasing stroke patient engagement. A stroke can be a …

… the implementation of stroke clinical guidelines and/or tools … ’ perspectives on facilitators
and barriers to stroke clinical … and barriers to implementing clinical guidelines in stroke (by …

… relatives of participating patients. Main barriers were: Differences in staff and patients
perspectives of goal-setting; patient-related barriers; staff-related barriers, and organisational level …

… A study in Sweden explored patient views on a video-based physiotherapy program.
Perception of the new program being user friendly and the exercise routine being pain free were …