ClinicaliQ Trial Snapshot
- Feasibility of a Physiotherapy Programme, With Integrated telerehabIlitation to Increase Rehabilitation Time and Improve Motor Function — Recruiting • Non-phase study • Cardiology / Cardiovascular • NCT06871878.
- What is being tested: A physiotherapy programme incorporating telerehabiliation technology designed to increase total rehabilitation time and improve motor function recovery in stroke patients.
- Patient eligibility overview: The trial targets stroke survivors (approximately two-thirds of whom experience residual disability) within the critical early recovery window, particularly those in the first six months post-stroke when rehabilitation intensity is most beneficial.
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What This Trial Is Studying
About two thirds of people after stroke have some level of disability. Rehabilitation helps to reduce disability and supports people to return to a meaningful life. We know that the more rehabilitation you do especially, within the first six months after stroke, the better the outcome. However, rehabilitation services, especially in the community, are often lacking, non-specialist or provide only a limited number of therapy sessions. Recently national guidelines for care of people after stroke recommend that people receive up to three hours/day of therapy on at least five days/week.…
Eligibility Snapshot
- Individuals who have experienced a stroke. Inclusion criteria: * Over 16 years old * Within two months of first stroke * Requiring community physiotherapy and discharged home from in-patient care * Scores 2-4 on the modified Rankin Score on discharge * Able to use a computer/tablet or mobile phone with/without help from carers' (participants who lack digital connectivity skills/ Products will be assisted through AbilityNet) * Able to understand/communicate in English * Capacity to provide informed consent
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