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Stroke is damage to a part of the brain due to rupture or blockage of a blood vessel supplying blood to the brain. In addition, even if they survive, many disorders are accompanied by various neurological symptoms such as movement, cognition, language, emotion, and vision [1]. Stroke patients generally experience neurological disorders such as movement disorders, sensory disorders, cognitive disorders, speech disorders, and emotional disorders [2,3], and more than half of stroke patients suffer from hemiplegia. As a result, more than 30% of stroke patients have difficulties in performing independent activities of daily living [4]. Therefore, a rehabilitation treatment approach is important for stroke patients to overcome obstacles and independently perform daily life [5], and evaluating and performing the patient's daily activities after stroke is very important in achieving the patient's rehabilitation goal. It is important and is the most basic for the patient's independent life [6].Stroke patients require long-term rehabilitation, and this burden causes them to experience financial stress [7]. In addition, they experience psychological, physical, and social stress in the process of having to maintain their daily life with the help of others due to a sudden

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