… to autonomy outdoors. As mentioned above, in China, stroke survivors would receive much
support … , no matter through formal rehabilitation or informal care delivered by caregivers. In …

… a stroke seems to be important for self-perceived participation/autonomy. This emphasizes
the importance of work-oriented information and rehabilitation after a stroke at working age. …

… 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. …

… Support for our approach comes from several sources: qualitative research that “taking …
efficiency, but in rehabilitation of people with stroke, it risks weakening autonomy and sense of …

… This approach supports calls to replace a biomedical model of rehabilitation with a
biopsychosocial framework that recognises the person’s position in a wider system. …

… support were obtained. All the instruments used in this study have been already used for
investigation among Chinese stroke patients. … outdoor autonomy, and subjective support was a …

… stroke, higher fatigue, less effective family functioning, less autonomy support provided to SS
for rehabilitation … around stroke recovery was related to less CP autonomy support provided …

… level of participation after rehabilitation, and to provide support at home after discharge from
… Based on our results, the increased level of autonomy outdoors of the patients receiving the …

… focused environment may include: a) enhancing the role of rehabilitation assistants, b)
supporting nursing staff in maximising opportunities for the practice of activities of daily living and …

… Having family support was important for the patients. They found that their families were …
their increased knowledge that also enhances their capacity for autonomy, their recovery …