Stroke Clinical Trial
Official title:
Life Balance and Bimanual Activities After Stroke
The Flemish version of the Life Balance Inventory (LBI), measuring central constructs of life
balance, will be validated in a stroke population. Upon approval by the ethical committee,
stroke patients will be recruited when they are at least six months post stroke (n = 30). The
LBI will be administered twice with one week interval, and demographic, socio-economic
variables and other measures of health related quality of life will be collected.
Next, an observational prospective longitudinal study will be set up. We will recruit stroke
patients in three rehabilitation centers within one week after admission in the
rehabilitation center. Patients will undergo a baseline evaluation and will be re-assessed at
discharge from the rehabilitation center, at six months and at 12 months post stroke. A
standardized clinical assessment battery, measuring motor, sensory, cognitive, mental and
functional outcomes as well as personal and environmental factors will be administered. This
observational study will explore recovery patterns of bimanual activities after stroke from
baseline evaluation to six and 12 months after stroke. Also the predictive value of motor,
sensory, cognitive and mental outcomes on bimanual activities at six and 12 months post
stroke is studied, based on data collected on admission to the rehabilitation center.
Finally, changes over time in life balance and its determinants will be examined at six and
12 months post stroke. The predictive value of motor, cognitive and functional outcomes on
life balance at one year post stroke will be examined, based on data collected on admission
to the rehabilitation center. Furthermore the influence of bimanual activities on life
balance will be explored in the chronic stage after stroke.
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