Table 2. Participant characteristics (N = 96 except for activity counts where N = 68).
| Characteristic | |
| Age, mean (SD; range) | 64.4 (11.7; 32–96) |
| Females, N (%) | 47 (49.0%) |
| Years post stroke, mean (SD; range) | 7.0 (5.4; 0.5–23.3) |
| Right side affected, N (%) | 52 (54.2%) |
| Dominant Side Affected, N (%) | 52 (54.2%) |
| Living Situation, N (%) | |
| Spouse/Family | 62 (64.6%) |
| Alone | 29 (30.2%) |
| Assisted Living | 5 (5.2%) |
| Years of Education, mean (SD; range) | 14.7 (2.9;4–21) |
| Previous Inpatient Rehabilitation, N (%) | 93 (96.9%) |
| NIHSS, mean (SD; range) | 3.9 (3.0;0–12) |
| MoCAa, mean (SD; range) | 26.0 (3.5;15–30) |
| UE use measures | |
| MAL mean (SD; range) | 1.9 (1.8; 0–5) |
| Affected UE Activity Counts mean (SD; range) | 108,540 (80,325; 4,353–324,593) |
| UE function measures | |
| ARAT, mean (SD; range) | 29.1 (24.0; 0–57) |
| SIS-hand, mean (SD; range) | 38.1 (33.8; 0–100) |
| UE impairment measures | |
| Chedoke-arm and hand, mean (SD; range) | 9.0 (4.5; 2–14) |
| Chedoke-shoulder pain, mean (SD; range) | 5.8 (1.5; 1–7) |
–42); MoCA: Montreal Cognitive Assessment (0–30); a17 people were not included in the calculation of the mean MoCA score due to aphasia; UE: upper extremity; MAL: Motor Activity Log (0–5); UE: upper extremity; ARAT: Action Research Arm Test (0–57); SIS-hand: Stroke Impact Scale-hand scale (0–100); Chedoke-arm and hand: Chedoke-McMaster arm and hand subscale (2–14); Chedoke-shoulder pain: Chedoke-McMaster shoulder pain subscale (1–7). NIHSS: National Institute of Health Stroke Scale (0