Specialty: Stroke, Primary sub-specialty: Acute Care
Conditions
Interventions
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: The key inclusion criteria for stroke survivors in all WPs are: 1. Adults (=18 years). 2. Confirmed diagnosis of first-ever stroke (ischaemic stroke or intracerebral haemorrhage). 3. Within 8-weeks of stroke onset. 4. Has capacity, comprehension, and ability to engage in study procedures/activities. 5. Deemed well enough by their clinician to participate. 6. Able to provide or witness informed consent. The key inclusion criteria for carers in WP2 and WP3 include: 1. Adults (=18 years). 2. Provides regular unpaid care for a stroke survivor who is participating in the study. 3. Spouse, partner, relative, or friend of the stroke survivor. 4. Able to provide written informed consent. The key inclusion criteria for stroke survivors in Study 2 of the PhD research include: 1. Involved in WP1. 2. Agreed to further contact for involvement in future studies. 3. Have capacity, comprehension, and ability to engage in study procedures/activities. 4. Able to provide or witness informed consent.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: The key exclusion criteria for stroke survivors in all WPs are: 1. Diagnosis of subarachnoid haemorrhage. 2. Recurrent stroke or a history of stroke. 3. Involved in psychological intervention studies. 4. Serious mental illness currently under psychiatric care. 5. Receiving palliative care. 6. Lacking capacity to provide informed consent or requiring proxy consent. 7. Lives outside the research area. The exclusion criteria for carers in WP2 and WP3 include: 1. Child or adolescent carer (<18-years). 2. Does not provide regular unpaid care for the stroke survivor. 3. Cares for a stroke survivor who is not participating in the study. 4. Paid carer. 5. Lacking the capacity to provide informed consent or requiring proxy consent. 6. Lives outside the research area. The exclusion criteria for stroke survivors in Study 2 of the PhD research include: 1. Has experienced further strokes. 2. Involved in psychological intervention studies. 3. Serious mental illness currently under psychiatric care. 4. Receiving palliative care. 5. Lacking the capacity to provide informed consent or requiring proxy consent.
Countries
England, United Kingdom