Background: The incidence of cerebrovascular accidents with its devastating effects on
individuals is increasing. Post-stroke, restrictions in participation are common and social …

Purpose Despite existing rehabilitation services, return to work (RTW) rates among stroke
survivors are quite low. An increased number of qualitative studies have been conducted to …

This study investigated the association between post-stroke fatigue and inability to return to
work/drive in young patients aged< 60 years with first stroke who were employed prior to …

Objectives Stroke is one of the most common and resource intensive diseases for society.
Stroke in the working age population is increasing in different parts of the world. An …

Objective To explore barriers and facilitators to staying in work following stroke. Design
Qualitative analysis of posts regarding staying in work following stroke using the archives of …

Background: Compliance with medication in patients who have suffered stroke is usually not-
optimal. This study aims to measure the level of compliance with the treatment and to identify …

Objectives A substantial proportion of individuals with stroke are of working age. After stroke,
it is important to return to work (RTW), both for the individual's satisfaction with life and …

Background and purpose This cross‐sectional cohort study aims at investigating young
ischaemic stroke survivors with good physical recovery 7 years post‐stroke in order to …

Cerebrovascular diseases, including stroke, are historically considered diseases of old
adults so only in a few studies has “return to work”(RTW) been considered as an index of …

Background Stroke patients are often affected by long-term disabilities with needs
concerning social issues. There is relatively little consideration of social recovery of patients …