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Post Stroke life in Iranian people: used and recommended strategies
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Iranian PeopleDisabilityCerebrovascular DiseaseEducationNeurological RehabilitationMental HealthStroke RehabilitationEnd-of-life CareNeurologyCerebrovascular InterventionNeurorehabilitationPost Stroke LifeGeriatricsMedicineCaregiverRehabilitationCerebral Blood FlowRehabilitation ProcessNursingPalliative CareIschemic StrokeRecovery SupportStroke-related ConditionStroke SurvivorsOccupational TherapyStrokeGrounded Theory Approach
Objectives: Stroke survivors develop their own strategies to combat disabilities, developing strategies to maintain or reestablish a sense of continuity after the disruptive life event that stroke represents, using strategies to foster hope during the process of adjusting to life after stroke and drawing on spiritual practices. The aim of this study is to identify the used and recommended strategies of life after stroke among Iranian people. Method: A grounded theory approach was recruited using semi-structured interviews with 10 stroke survivors, 12 family caregivers and 6 formal care givers. Results: Five main concepts emerged describing as the used and recommended strategies of the participants including, improving functional performance, re-learning life skills and educational support, accessing to rehabilitative services, socio-economical support and well-suited coping strategies.
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