… patient autonomy during different phases in the rehabilitative process; and second, to
make recommendations on how stroke patients … own autonomy. Three dimensions of ‘changing …

… autonomy: patients need support to enhance autonomy, … on interviews with stroke patients
during rehabilitation. These … regarding the autonomy of stroke patients temporarily admitted to …

… support stroke patients regaining autonomy on … patient autonomy during different phases
in the rehabilitative process and second, to make recommendations about how stroke patients …

… , and that autonomy and paternalism can be equal aspects of client-centred stroke rehabilitation.
… Facilitating and supporting this type of interconnectedness among patients on their own …

… regarding patient autonomy during inpatient rehabilitation … suitable education and support
about the phenomenon. … and experience autonomy negatively influences their recovery, as …

… stroke within the first year after rehabilitation. Moreover, examination of associations between
perceived impact of stroke… to support patients’ autonomy and to improve patient motivation, …

… 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 …

… While rehabilitation is recommended for most patients who have had stroke, the types of
rehabilitation … adequately describe the patient's autonomy. The assumption should be that full …

… : 1) through their manner; 2) the level of support they provided … The patient’s degree of
autonomy during their rehabilitation … patient autonomy may be a key determining factor for level of …

… , different issues of autonomy. Through this iterative process and team discussion, we
inductively developed four categories of response to patient autonomy: supporting, promoting, …