… to influence and further research is needed to understand what strategies are effective in
changing practice to support greater stroke survivor autonomy in engagement in activity [28]. …

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

… Another important aspect of rehabilitation is autonomy. … due to participation restrictions
were mobility, leisure, and helping/supporting other people. We found that older age, severe …

… days for severely impaired stroke patients, with motor skills … First, supporting autonomy
refers to efforts made to foster the … to issues of patient autonomy within the rehabilitation setting. …

… Aphasia research supports the theory that commencing aphasia rehabilitation in the early …
patient autonomy within this setting may facilitate their ability to seek out interactions within the …

… One of the aims of stroke rehabilitation in the chronic phase is to develop and maintain
maximum autonomy in order to facilitate participation and reintegration into community life (37). …

… Subjects described in this study were a convenience sample recruited at stroke support
groups. The first three utilized unenhanced simulations, while the enhanced simulations were …

… As mentioned above, in China, stroke survivors would receive much support from their family…
recovery of physical function among stroke patients, no matter through formal rehabilitation …

… Such early training translates into a better autonomy during ambulation, which was our
primary aim for this study. However, we could not demonstrate a significant influence on overall …

… While our results support the role of autonomous walking-related activity as a strategy to …
Despite verbal recognition of the benefits of patient autonomy, the tendency for therapists is …