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Conditions
Brief summary
The Out-and-about trial aims to change the practice of rehabilitation teams working with people with stroke in New South Wales, as well as increasing community participation in people with stroke. The trial will compare different types of education provided to 20 community rehabilitation teams and 300 people with stroke who they see over 12 months. It is hypothesised that teams that receive one type of education will perform better than teams that receive the other type of education.
Interventions
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Rehabilitation Teams: - A service providing rehabilitation to people with stroke who live in the community - Employing at least 1 x physiotherapist - Employing at least 1 x occupational therapist - Receiving at least 20 x referrals of people with stroke in the previous 12 months People with stroke: - Stroke sustained no more than 12 months previous to starting therapy - Able to walk 10 metres outdoors with/without a walking aid or supervision - Over 18 years of age - Living either at home, in a nursing home or hostel - State that they would like to get out of the house more often than they currently do
Exclusion criteria
Rehabilitation teams: - Teams solely providing transitional aged care People with stroke: - Severe cognitive deficits - A level of English comprehension which precludes the ability to provide informed consent and/or to complete baseline measures.