ReStoRe: Clinical and cost-effectiveness of self-management strategies in stroke patients and their partners - ReStoRe: RCT Self-Management Study

niversitair Medisch Centrum Utrecht0 个研究点目标入组 170 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年4月29日

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•The inclusion criteria of this study for stroke patients are:
•(1) Clinical diagnosed symptomatic stroke (ischemic or intracerebral haemorrhagic
•lesion), first or recurrent, if possible verified by Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and/ or
•Computed Tomography (CT) data;
•(2) reporting problems in social reintegration represented by at least two scores
•indicating experienced participation restrictions in activities in daily life on the Utrecht
•Scale for Evaluation of Rehabilitation-participation*s restriction scale (USER-P) ;
•(3) Living at home;
•(4) at least 6 weeks post stroke;
•(5) Age at least 18 years;
•(6) Written informed consent. ;The inclusion criteria of this study for partners are:
•(1) Living together with a stroke patient participating in the study;
•(2) Age at least 18 years;
•(3) Written informed consent.

•Exclusion criteria of this study for the stroke patients are:
•(1) An insufficient mental ability to understand, learn from and profit from the self-management
•treatment on the basis of clinical judgement of the recruiting physician;
•(2) Inability to function in a group because of behavioural problems as assessed by
•clinical judgement of the recruiting physician;
•(3) Insufficient command of the Dutch language communication abilities
•(score < 5 on the Shortened version of the Aphasia Scale of the Dutch Foundation);
•(4) Having a major depression based on clinical judgement;
•(5) participating in structured, psychological counselling aimed at coping or self management
•post stroke at moment of recruitment.;Exclusion criteria for the partners are:
•(1) Inability to function in a group based on clinical judgement of the recruiting physician;
•(2) Insufficient command of the Dutch language based on clinical judgement;

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niversitair Medisch Centrum Utrecht