Coping with the consequences of a stroke
International Journal of Rehabilitation ResearchPublished 1 March 2002
Annie Rochette, J. Desrosiers
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The results suggest that long after the end of an intensive rehabilitation programme, some coping strategies might be more effective in dealing with the consequences of a stroke whereas others might be related to some form of inadaptation.
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The results suggest that long after the end of an intensive rehabilitation programme, some coping strategies might be more effective in dealing with the consequences of a stroke whereas others might be related to some form of inadaptation. However, the results should be treated with caution. More research on coping following a stroke using mixed methodologies is needed.
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