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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2018 Oct 27;23(9):1227–1233. doi: 10.1080/13607863.2018.1481927

Table 1.

Interview Questions for stakeholders

Topics Questions
Stroke Event Tell me more about your stroke.
Tell me more about your stroke recovery? What was helpful? What wasn’t helpful?
Symptoms Have you noticed any changes since after your stroke? Independence? Cognition? Mood?
Acute Care Where did you receive your care?
Rehab Activities Where did you receive rehabilitation? Did you receive any therapy once you came home?
What type of treatments/therapy did you receive (e.g. physical therapy, occupational therapy)?
How long did you receive therapy?
What information was provided to you about your rehabilitation?
Rehab Goal What do you wish they have worked on while you were in therapy?
What was your goal(s) during rehabilitation?
Decision Making How were decisions made about your care?
Who helped you make the decision about your rehabilitation goals?
How comfortable are you with the decision that was made and what would make you more comfortable?
Was there any information that was not helpful for the decision making process?
What are the top three to five things you thought about when you made a decision about your rehabilitation?
Overall Goals Overall, what are your top three to five goals following the stroke?
Advice What information would you share with others who have to decide where to receive stroke rehabilitation?
What would you tell somebody else if they were to have a stroke? What advice would you give?
Is there anything else we should know, or do you have any questions for me?