Background: Motivation is essential for patients with subacute stroke undergoing intensive
rehabilitation. Although it is known that motivation induces behavioral changes toward …

Purpose Rehabilitation plays a critical role in minimising disability after stroke, with the
concept of “challenge” proposed to be essential to rehabilitation efficacy and outcomes. This …

Background Rehabilitation technologies for people with stroke are rapidly evolving. These
technologies have the potential to support higher volumes of rehabilitation to improve …

Background The motivation for rehabilitation is important in encouraging stroke patients to
participate in rehabilitation; however, its relationship with outcomes is not well known. In …

Background The physical benefits of exercise following stroke are research evidenced and
the UK stroke population is increasingly encouraged to engage with exercise interventions …

Background Less than half of stroke survivors will be able to use their arm at 6 months post-
stroke. Guidelines recommend the use of intensive upper limb exercise programs to …

Purpose The aim of this study was to explore experiences of upper limb somatosensory
discrimination retraining in persons with stroke. Methods A qualitative methodology was …

Background Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) treatments have shown promise in
improving arm recovery in stroke patients. Currently, little is known about patients' …

Objective Insufficient motivation among post-stroke survivors may be an important factor
affecting their motor function recovery. This study seeks to investigate the relationship …

Background Stroke survivors often exhibit low motivation for rehabilitation, hindering their
ability to effectively complete rehabilitation training task effectively and participate in daily …