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A community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors: a randomized controlled trial and economic evaluation
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Reed, Mary
, Harrington, Rachel
, Wood, Victorine A
, Kay, Hazel
, Taylor, Gordon
, Hollinghurst, Sandra
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/ Assessors
/ Caregivers
/ Caregivers - economics
/ Caregivers - psychology
/ Clinical trials
/ Community based
/ Community centers
/ Community Health Centers - economics
/ Community Networks - economics
/ Community organizations
/ Community support
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost-Benefit Analysis
/ Costs
/ Design
/ Economic change
/ Education
/ Educational activities
/ Exercise
/ Exercise Therapy - economics
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Female
/ Health care expenditures
/ Humans
/ Indexes
/ Inpatient care
/ Integrated care
/ Integrated services
/ Interpersonal Relations
/ Intervention
/ Leisure
/ Male
/ Medical personnel
/ Mobility
/ Patient Education as Topic - economics
/ Patient Education as Topic - methods
/ Patient Satisfaction
/ Peer tutoring
/ Physical therapists
/ Professional ethics
/ Quality of Life
/ Randomized controlled trials
/ Rehabilitation
/ Relatives
/ Social services
/ Social Support
/ State Medicine - economics
/ Statistics, Nonparametric
/ Stroke
/ Stroke - economics
/ Stroke Rehabilitation
/ Strokes
/ Subjectivity
/ Survivor
/ Survivors
/ Treatment Outcome
/ United Kingdom
/ Volunteers
2010
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A community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors: a randomized controlled trial and economic evaluation
by
Reed, Mary
, Harrington, Rachel
, Wood, Victorine A
, Kay, Hazel
, Taylor, Gordon
, Hollinghurst, Sandra
in
Aged
/ Assessors
/ Caregivers
/ Caregivers - economics
/ Caregivers - psychology
/ Clinical trials
/ Community based
/ Community centers
/ Community Health Centers - economics
/ Community Networks - economics
/ Community organizations
/ Community support
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost-Benefit Analysis
/ Costs
/ Design
/ Economic change
/ Education
/ Educational activities
/ Exercise
/ Exercise Therapy - economics
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Female
/ Health care expenditures
/ Humans
/ Indexes
/ Inpatient care
/ Integrated care
/ Integrated services
/ Interpersonal Relations
/ Intervention
/ Leisure
/ Male
/ Medical personnel
/ Mobility
/ Patient Education as Topic - economics
/ Patient Education as Topic - methods
/ Patient Satisfaction
/ Peer tutoring
/ Physical therapists
/ Professional ethics
/ Quality of Life
/ Randomized controlled trials
/ Rehabilitation
/ Relatives
/ Social services
/ Social Support
/ State Medicine - economics
/ Statistics, Nonparametric
/ Stroke
/ Stroke - economics
/ Stroke Rehabilitation
/ Strokes
/ Subjectivity
/ Survivor
/ Survivors
/ Treatment Outcome
/ United Kingdom
/ Volunteers
2010
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A community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors: a randomized controlled trial and economic evaluation
by
Reed, Mary
, Harrington, Rachel
, Wood, Victorine A
, Kay, Hazel
, Taylor, Gordon
, Hollinghurst, Sandra
in
Aged
/ Assessors
/ Caregivers
/ Caregivers - economics
/ Caregivers - psychology
/ Clinical trials
/ Community based
/ Community centers
/ Community Health Centers - economics
/ Community Networks - economics
/ Community organizations
/ Community support
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost-Benefit Analysis
/ Costs
/ Design
/ Economic change
/ Education
/ Educational activities
/ Exercise
/ Exercise Therapy - economics
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Female
/ Health care expenditures
/ Humans
/ Indexes
/ Inpatient care
/ Integrated care
/ Integrated services
/ Interpersonal Relations
/ Intervention
/ Leisure
/ Male
/ Medical personnel
/ Mobility
/ Patient Education as Topic - economics
/ Patient Education as Topic - methods
/ Patient Satisfaction
/ Peer tutoring
/ Physical therapists
/ Professional ethics
/ Quality of Life
/ Randomized controlled trials
/ Rehabilitation
/ Relatives
/ Social services
/ Social Support
/ State Medicine - economics
/ Statistics, Nonparametric
/ Stroke
/ Stroke - economics
/ Stroke Rehabilitation
/ Strokes
/ Subjectivity
/ Survivor
/ Survivors
/ Treatment Outcome
/ United Kingdom
/ Volunteers
2010
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A community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors: a randomized controlled trial and economic evaluation
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A community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors: a randomized controlled trial and economic evaluation
2010
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Overview
Objective: The evaluation of a community-based exercise and education scheme for stroke survivors.
Design: A single blind parallel group randomized controlled trial.
Setting: Leisure and community centres in the south-west of England.
Subjects: Stroke survivors (median (IQR) time post stroke 10.3 (5.4—17.1) months). 243 participants were randomized to standard care (124) or the intervention (119).
Intervention: Exercise and education schemes held twice weekly for eight weeks, facilitated by volunteers and qualified exercise instructors (supported by a physiotherapist), each with nine participants plus carers or family members.
Method: Participants were assessed by a blinded independent assessor at two weeks before the start of the scheme, nine weeks and six months. One-year follow-up was by postal assessment.
Main measures: Primary outcomes: Subjective Index of Physical and Social Outcome (SIPSO); Frenchay Activities Index; Rivermead Mobility Index. NHS, social care and personal costs. Secondary outcomes included WHOQoL-Bref.
Analysis: Intention-to-treat basis, using non-parametric analysis to investigate change from baseline. Economic costs were compared in a cost-consequences analysis.
Results: There were significant between-group changes in SIPSO physical at nine weeks (median (95% confidence interval (CI)), 1 (0, 2): P = 0.022) and at one year (0 (—1, 2): P = 0.024). (WHOQol-Bref psychological (6.2 (—0.1, 9.1): P = 0.011) at six months. Mean cost per patient was higher in the intervention group. The difference, excluding inpatient care, was £296 (95% CI: —£321 to £913).
Conclusion: The community scheme for stroke survivors was a low-cost intervention successful in improving physical integration, maintained at one year, when compared with standard care.
Publisher
SAGE Publications,Sage Publications Ltd
Subject
/ Community Health Centers - economics
/ Community Networks - economics
/ Costs
/ Design
/ Exercise
/ Exercise Therapy - economics
/ Female
/ Humans
/ Indexes
/ Leisure
/ Male
/ Mobility
/ Patient Education as Topic - economics
/ Patient Education as Topic - methods
/ Randomized controlled trials
/ Stroke
/ Strokes
/ Survivor
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