Reintegration for stroke survivors. Home and community considerations
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Reintegration for stroke survivors. Home and community considerations
Abstract
Plans for home and community re-entry for the stroke patient should begin as soon as medical stability is achieved. The majority of stroke patients will require a comprehensive program of rehabilitation. Patients and their families should be educated about stroke and the impairments associated with it to promote active participation in the rehabilitation process and to solve problems before they happen. The participation of the family and the use of appropriate community health resources for the stroke patient who is in a safe and accessible home and community environment will markedly enhance a successful outcome. A systematic approach is necessary for people with stroke to achieve their optimum functional level and proper reintegration to home and community.
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