1) The stroke survivor plays an important role in the success of the program
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1) Guiding the stroke survivor on the journey
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1) Stroke survivors’ attitude towards self-directed upper limb therapy is positive
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Stroke survivor motivation is critical |
Recovery begins with rehabilitation |
Stroke survivors want to do self-directed therapy because they want to get better |
Many factors will negatively impact on adherence |
Self-directed therapy to increase intensity and influence neuroplasticity |
Time in the ward is “wasted time” |
Nurses perception of stroke survivors’ attitude towards self-directed therapy outside therapy |
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Stroke survivors have reservations but are willing to participate in SURE program |
Nurses can be a facilitator or a barrier |
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2) How to make the program work well
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2) The stroke survivor needs to take charge
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Delivery of intervention |
Empower stroke survivors to take charge of their rehabilitation journey |
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No added chores |
Create a culture to enable stroke survivor ownership |
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Everyone in the team has a role to play |
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Bring the family members in |
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Finding the correct timing |
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3) Putting it into practice
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Stroke survivor factors |
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Delivery of intervention |
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Design of the program |
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