Purpose: Engagement in valued activities is often difficult for people who have experienced
stroke. A deeper understanding of the process of re-engagement in personally valued …

Purpose To further understand social and leisure (SL) participation after stroke and how it
can be supported in a long-term perspective, this study aims to deepen the understanding of …

Objective To investigate how reengagement in valued activities poststroke is influenced by
environmental factors. Data Sources PubMed, CINAHL, and PsycINFO were searched to …

Purpose. In this article, we aim to develop the understanding of what helps or hinders
resumption of valued activities up to 12-months post-stroke. Method. As part of a longitudinal …

Purpose: Research has mainly focused on the first year of recovery trajectory after stroke,
but there is limited knowledge about how stroke survivors manage their long-term everyday …

Objectives: Assessment of adaptation following stroke has tended to focus either on
acceptance of disability or global indicators of well-being. People with stroke, however, tend …

Objectives: To examine the process of community reintegration over the first year following
stroke, from the patient's perspective. Design: Qualitative, longitudinal, grounded theory …

Objective: To enhance participation post stroke through a structured, community-based
program. Design: A controlled trial with random allocation to immediate or four-month …

Purpose:(1) To explore factors that predict long-term participation after stroke (2–4 years
after discharge from rehabilitation), and (2) to determine factors that predict both short-and …

Introduction Participation, a construct within the disability/functioning framework, is
evaluated on a person's involvement in life situations including family, community, work …