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A Descriptive study on the quality of life of patients with chronic stroke receiving conventional physical therapy approach rehabilitation / Celli-Rose Mangrobang, Francis Joseph G. Miranda, Ma Jonalisa P. Molina, Iesous John Andrei M. Pineda, Edrian Nielson C. Punsalan, Maria Erika Kate A. Puti, Jan Karlo S. Quintero; Patrick John M. Bonnevie.

Contributor(s): Language: english Publication details: Fairview, Quezon City: School of Physical Therapy, FEU-NRMF, 2020.Description: 67 pages: illustrations, tables; 28 cmContent type:
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Summary: Abstract: Stroke has a significant deterioration on the Quality of Life of survivors leading to physical, social and mental repercussions that affect the multiple domains of daily life of an individual and their families. The assessment of the Quality of Life in patients following a Chronic Stroke is an important element in examining the effectiveness of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach Rehabilitation. This study aims to analyze the general and domain specific quality of life in Stroke Survivors. A descriptive cross-sectional study design was conducted utilizing the Medical Outcomes Study Questionnaire: Short-Form 36 Health Survey (MOSQ: SF-36)and a Stroke-Specific Quality of Life Scale (SS-QOL), a 49-item patient-reported survey intended to assess-health-related quality of life (HR-QOL) between November 2019 and February 2020 in chronic stroke patients at least receiving at least .6 months of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach Rehabilitation. A total of twenty-two (22) participants have answered SS-QOL outcome measures obtaining an average score of 185 out of the maximum 245 score indicating moderate evidence on the improvement of the quality of life of stroke survivors receiving Conventional Physical Therapy Approach; Upper Extremity Function domain is the most affected while the Vision domain is the least affected. The MOSQ: SF-36 questionnaire was also answered by twenty-two (22) participants and quality of life was measured by assessing multiple domains. Fifty-five percent (55%) of the domains are below average, particularly the participants' Role limitations due to physical health indicating it is the most affected aspects. Other domains such as Emotional well-being and Social functioning having a higher score indicating a less affected domains. This study supports the utilization of outcome measures such as the MOSQ: SF-36 and SS-QOL denoting the quality of life of patients with chronic stroke. Improvement of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach rehabilitation may also be beneficial to ameliorate quality of life of stroke patients and implementation of a stroke-specific physical therapy program should be further employed.
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PT 2020 0002 An Audit of acute care outcome measures for patients with stroke in selected tertiary hospitals / PT 2020 0003 The Correlation between the domains of montreal cognitive assessment questionnaire - Philippines (MOCA-P) and stroke related factors among patients 3-6 months post-cerebral stoke in tertiary hospitals in Quezon City : a pilot study / PT 2020 0004 A Descriptive study about the perceptions of senior high school students of Far Eastern University - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation about physical therapy as a profession compared to other health care professionals / PT 2020 0005 A Descriptive study on the quality of life of patients with chronic stroke receiving conventional physical therapy approach rehabilitation / PT 2020 0006 Interrater reliability test of digitalized telescoping goniometer to measure actice range of motion of selected large joints among health individuals / PT 2023 0001 c.1 Utilization of smartphone applications for assessment of range of motion for clinical practice : a scoping review / PT 2023 0001 c.2 Utilization of smartphone applications for assessment of range of motion for clinical practice : a scoping review /

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Abstract: Stroke has a significant deterioration on the Quality of Life of survivors leading to physical, social and mental repercussions that affect the multiple domains of daily life of an individual and their families. The assessment of the Quality of Life in patients following a Chronic Stroke is an important element in examining the effectiveness of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach Rehabilitation. This study aims to analyze the general and domain specific quality of life in Stroke Survivors. A descriptive cross-sectional study design was conducted utilizing the Medical Outcomes Study Questionnaire: Short-Form 36 Health Survey (MOSQ: SF-36)and a Stroke-Specific Quality of Life Scale (SS-QOL), a 49-item patient-reported survey intended to assess-health-related quality of life (HR-QOL) between November 2019 and February 2020 in chronic stroke patients at least receiving at least .6 months of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach Rehabilitation. A total of twenty-two (22) participants have answered SS-QOL outcome measures obtaining an average score of 185 out of the maximum 245 score indicating moderate evidence on the improvement of the quality of life of stroke survivors receiving Conventional Physical Therapy Approach; Upper Extremity Function domain is the most affected while the Vision domain is the least affected. The MOSQ: SF-36 questionnaire was also answered by twenty-two (22) participants and quality of life was measured by assessing multiple domains. Fifty-five percent (55%) of the domains are below average, particularly the participants' Role limitations due to physical health indicating it is the most affected aspects. Other domains such as Emotional well-being and Social functioning having a higher score indicating a less affected domains. This study supports the utilization of outcome measures such as the MOSQ: SF-36 and SS-QOL denoting the quality of life of patients with chronic stroke. Improvement of Conventional Physical Therapy Approach rehabilitation may also be beneficial to ameliorate quality of life of stroke patients and implementation of a stroke-specific physical therapy program should be further employed.

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