Family-led rehabilitation after stroke in India (ATTEND): a randomised controlled trial

Autor: R I Lindley, C S Anderson, L Billot, A Forster, M L Hackett, L A Harvey, S Jan, Q Li, H Liu, P Langhorne, P K Maulik, G V S Murthy, M F Walker, J D Pandian, M Alim, C Felix, A Syrigapu, D K Tugnawat, S J Verma, B R Shamanna, G Hankey, A Thrift, J Bernhardt, M M Mehndiratta, L Jeyaseelan, P Donnelly, D Byrne, S Steley, V Santhosh, S Chilappagari, J Mysore, J Roy, M V Padma, L John, S Aaron, N C Borah, P Vijaya, S Kaul, D Khurana, P N Sylaja, D S Halprashanth, B K Madhusudhan, V Nambiar, S Sureshbabu, M C Khanna, G S Narang, D Chakraborty, S S Chakraborty, B Biswas, S Kaura, H Koundal, P Singh, A Andrias, D S Thambu, I Ramya, J George, A T Prabhakar, P Kirubakaran, P Anbalagan, M Ghose, K Bordoloi, P Gohain, N M Reddy, K V Reddy, T N M Rao, S Alladi, V R R Jalapu, K Manchireddy, A Rajan, S Mehta, C Katoch, B Das, A Jangir, T Kaur, S Sreedharan, S Sivasambath, S Dinesh, B S Shibi, A Thangaraj, A Karunanithi, S M S Sulaiman, K Dehingia, K Das, C Nandini, N J Thomas, T S Dhanya, N Thomas, R Krishna, V Aneesh, S Khullar, S Thouman, I Sebastian

Background: \ud \ud Most people with stroke in India have no access to organised rehabilitation services. The effectiveness of training family members to provide stroke rehabilitation is uncertain. Our primary objective was to determine whether famil

Externí odkaz: https://explore.openaire.eu/search/publication?articleId=doi_dedup___::ca0520e5a482ee5a3def8969ab1f7f90