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Families and stroke: The clinical implications of research findings

Duane S. BishopPsychiatric Consultant Southern New England Rehabilitation Center Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Human BehaviorBrown UniversityProvidence, Rhode Island Psychiatrist St. Luke's Hospital New Bedford, Massachusetts
, MD &
Ron L. EvansVeterans' Administration Medical Center Clinical Assistant Professor School of Social WorkUniversity of WashingtonSeattle, Washington
, ACSW
Pages 20-31 | Published online: 16 Aug 2016

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Duane Bishop, Ivan Miller, Daniel Weiner, Thomas Guilmette, Jon Mukand, Edward Feldmann, Gabor Keitner & Beth Springate. (2014) Family Intervention: Telephone Tracking (FITT): A Pilot Stroke Outcome Study. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 21:sup1, pages S63-S74.
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Maggie Lawrence & Sue Kinn. (2013) Needs, priorities, and desired rehabilitation outcomes of family members of young adults who have had a stroke: findings from a phenomenological study. Disability and Rehabilitation 35:7, pages 586-595.
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Tamilyn Bakas & Sandy C. Burgener. (2002) Predictors of Emotional Distress, General Health, and Caregiving Outcomes in Family Caregivers of Stroke Survivors. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 9:1, pages 34-45.
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Margaret G. Stineman & Dale C. Strasser. (1997) Team Process and Effectiveness: Patients, Families, and Staff Characteristics. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 4:2, pages 21-33.
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Dale C. Strasser & Judith A. Falconer. (1997) Linking Treatment to Outcomes through Teams: Building a Conceptual Model of Rehabilitation Effectiveness. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 4:1, pages 15-27.
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Jia Zhou, Bin He, Yaoyu He, Hongxu Zhu, Mengmeng Zhang, Wei Huang & Yuhuan Wang. (2022) The effectiveness of psychoeducational interventions on family function among families after stroke: A meta‐analysis. International Journal of Nursing Practice 28:6.
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INGRID BORREN, KRISTIAN TAMBS, MARIANN IDSTAD, HELGA ASK & JON MARTIN SUNDET. (2012) Psychological distress and subjective well‐being in partners of somatically ill or physically disabled: The Nord‐Trøndelag Health Study. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology 53:6, pages 475-482.
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G. Wilz & F. Meichsner. (2012) Einbezug von Familienangehörigen chronisch Kranker in die Arzt-Patient-KommunikationInvolving family members of chronically ill patients in physician–patient communication. Bundesgesundheitsblatt - Gesundheitsforschung - Gesundheitsschutz 55:9, pages 1125-1133.
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Patricia C. Clark, Sandra B. Dunbar, Cleveland G. Shields, Bindu Viswanathan, Dawn M. Aycock & Steven L. Wolf. (2004) Influence of Stroke Survivor Characteristics and Family Conflict Surrounding Recovery on Caregivers??? Mental and Physical Health. Nursing Research 53:6, pages 406-413.
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Lin Perry & Susan McLaren. (2004) An exploration of nutrition and eating disabilities in relation to quality of life at 6 months post-stroke. Health and Social Care in the Community 12:4, pages 288-297.
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Patricia C. Clark, Cleveland G. Shields, Dawn Aycock & Steven L. Wolf. (2007) Preliminary Reliability and Validity of a Family Caregiver Conflict Scale for Stroke. Progress in Cardiovascular Nursing 18:2, pages 77-92.
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Sara Palmer & Thomas A. Glass. (2003) Family Function and Stroke Recovery: A Review.. Rehabilitation Psychology 48:4, pages 255-265.
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Donna J. Brauer, Betty J. Schmidt & Valinda Pearson. (2001) A Framework for Care During the Stroke Experience. Rehabilitation Nursing 26:3, pages 88-93.
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Sandra Kenney Weeks, Priscilla C. O'Connor & Teresa Moroz Enterlante. (2000) Family Health and Functional Outcomes in Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation Nursing 25:6, pages 220-223.
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