Molly E Steeves, Haley A Runeberg, Savannah R Johnson, Kevin C Kelly
Discontinuation Schedule of Inhaled Corticosteroids in Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Federal practitioner : for the health care professionals of the VA, DoD, and PHS
conventional complementary treatments often used rehabilitation persons stroke conventional treatment makes use medications physiotherapy occupational speech diet therapies complementary treatment makes use homeopathy naturopathy massage acupuncture structure process outcomes stroke rehabilitation using conventional complementary treatments empirically investigated ghana study aims investigate structure process outcomes stroke rehabilitation korle bu teaching hospital kbth accra kwayisi christian herbal clinic kchc nankeseayisaa ghana explore experiences persons stroke study involves mixed methods approach study utilize three study designs namely crosssectional hospitalbased cohort qualitative exploratory study designs objectives study achieved using three phases namely phase one recruit health professionals gather information structure process stroke rehabilitation conventional complementary hospital using adapted questionnaires phase two determine outcomes stroke patients attending conventional complementary hospital facility baseline 2 3 6month followup using outcome measures based international classification functioning disability health icf model phase three explore experiences stroke patients use complementary conventional treatment using interview guide ibm spss statistics version 27 used analyze data using descriptive inferential statistics repeated measures anova used determine differences variables baseline 2 3 6month poststroke qualitative data transcribed entered atlas ti version 90 data coded analyzed using thematic areas generated codes study protocol provide comprehensive overview structure process outcomes stroke rehabilitation ghana incorporating conventional complementary treatment rehabilitation stroke recovery journey also inform clinical practice new insights experiences stroke patients based choice rehabilitation pathway