Based on a review of the evidence, members of the American Congress of Rehabilitation
Medicine Stroke Group's Movement Interventions Task Force offer these 5 recommendations …

Background Maintaining care for ill persons in the community is heavily dependent on
support from unpaid caregivers. Many caregivers, however, find themselves in a caring role …

Objective: Acquired brain injury (ABI) is a leading cause of long-term disability. This calls for
effective and accessible interventions to support participation in the community over time …

Importance Although overall stroke incidence and mortality in the United States is improving,
little is known about the characteristics and clinical outcomes of acute ischemic stroke in …

Objective: Social support is fundamentally important to the well-being of patients with
cancer, and informal caregivers often wish they had better insight into how to help. The aims …

Many stroke survivors require care from informal carers such as family members and friends
who may experience adverse impacts. This study aimed to qualitatively explore the unmet …

Background Up to 40% of stroke survivors acquire aphasia and require long‐term caregiver
assistance after discharge from the hospital. Caregivers assume multiple roles as they help …

Objective: To evaluate the delivery, acceptance and experiences regarding a traditional and
teletreatment approach to mirror therapy as delivered in a randomized controlled trial …

Purpose: To describe the experiences of everyday life over 6 years after stroke, from the
perspectives of partners to persons after stroke. Materials and methods: Semi structured …

Health services will change dramatically as the prevalence of home healthcare increases.
Only technologically advanced acute care will be performed in hospitals. This—along with …