Stroke
Conditions
Interventions
This is a longitudinal, prospective study with a Non-Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial design. It is an unprecedented study, no protocol has been previously published and it was approved by the Eth
severe heart disease and impossibility of telephone contact after hospital discharge. 58 individuals participated in the study, who were divided into two groups: the Experimental Group (EG) with 35 in
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Sponsors
Hospital Municipal São José
Hospital Municipal São José
Eligibility
Age
18 Years to No maximum
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: Individuals aged 18 years or over; of both sexes; capable of walking independently or with supervision able to use an assistive device; diagnosed with a stroke; clinically stable and accepting to participate in the research by signing the Free Consent Form and Clarified TCLE
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Individuals with severe cognitive impairment; severe aphasia; walking dependent on assistance from another person or unable to walk; severe heart disease; and impossibility of telephone contact after hospital discharge
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Expected outcome 1: It is expected to encourage the practice of PA and reduce CS through the interventions carried out, which will be evaluated by the questionnaire on the practice of PA before and after the stroke, the QAC during the hospitalization period and telephone contact after the stroke high.;Outcome found 1: The QAC demonstrated that during their hospital stay, 80% of the CG patients remained seated or in bed most of the day and reported walking for around 15 minutes during some periods, however, not daily. The other 20% reported walking daily and remaining seated most of the day. In the EG, 50% of individuals reported remaining seated or in bed for most of the day and 94% walked daily or performed some activity such as cycle ergometry for at least 15 minutes. The main barriers to performing PA found by the QAC during the hospitalization period were: tiredness (7.11%), cold (0.88%), intravenous device connected to the patient making active movement impossible (0.88%), performing exams (0.88%), waiting for a doctor's visit (0.44%), pain (0.44%), high blood pressure (0.44%). In the questionnaire on the practice of PA before and after the stroke, any activity that the patient performed, planned and structured, with the aim of improving or maintaining physical components, such as walking, gym, exercises at home or in the neighborhood square, was considered. , cycling, among others. The results indicated that before the stroke, the majority of patients in both groups (EG: 85.7% and CG 69.6%) did not practice physical activity. However, it was observed that after the stroke, the majority of patients started to perform physical activities (EG: 80.0% and CG: 56.5%). After 30 days to 3 months of hospital discharge, IPAQ demonstrated that the EG who received AE during hospitalization and specific health education against sedentary lifestyle, the number of individuals classified as sedentary or irregularly active A and B decreased in a statistically significant way | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| No secondary outcomes were expected. | — |
Countries
Brazil
Contacts
Public ContactBruna Cadorin de Castilho
Hospital Municipal São José
Outcome results
None listed