ArticleArchives of rehabilitation research and clinical translation2025
Bridging Research and Practice: A Preliminary Detailed Analysis of Current Upper Limb Occupational Therapy Dose and Content in Publicly Funded Poststroke Rehabilitation.
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Objective: To characterize the dose and content of poststroke upper limb usual care during inpatient occupational therapy (OT) sessions. Design: Two-week longitudinal observational study. Setting: Publicly funded inpatient rehabilitation center. Participants: Eight poststroke inpatients (N=8) receiving OT. No intervention groups were assigned; all participants underwent observation of usual care sessions. Interventions: No experimental intervention was applied. The OT sessions were filmed and analyzed. Main Outcome Measures: Session dose (frequency, time in OT, time allocated to upper-limb rehabilitation, repetition intensity) and content (rehabilitation activity types, upper-limb movement types), analyzed using a video-synchronized observational data collection system. Results: From 8 participants Conclusions: This study offered valuable insights into the current dose and content of inpatient OT sessions for upper-limb rehabilitation in a publicly funded rehabilitation center. These findings can inform strategies to optimize stroke rehabilitation outcomes, with future research focusing on adapting them to real-world clinical settings.
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