2001
DOI: 10.7748/nop.13.6.14.s13
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Developing a stroke education programme

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“…The stroke educational group was developed based on a review of the literature (Rausch and Turkoski, 1999;Rodgers et al, 1999;Monaghan and Duarri, 2001;Barton et al, 2002). The structure and content of the two-session educational program are summarized in Table 1.…”
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“…The stroke educational group was developed based on a review of the literature (Rausch and Turkoski, 1999;Rodgers et al, 1999;Monaghan and Duarri, 2001;Barton et al, 2002). The structure and content of the two-session educational program are summarized in Table 1.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It was a self-designed multiple choice test, consisting of four parts to assess the knowledge of stroke, the proper handling techniques of the caregivers, shoulder care and the adapted activities of daily living skills of the participants with stroke (Rausch and Turkoski, 1999;Rodgers et al, 1999;Monaghan and Duarri, 2001;Barton et al, 2002). The stroke participants were required to complete questions falling under three parts (a total of 15 items), on knowledge on stroke, shoulder care and the adapted activities of daily living skills of persons with stroke.…”
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