The Study Of The Influence Of The Community-based Rehabilitation On The ADL And The Motor Function Of Patients With Stroke

ObjectiveTo explore factors relative to the community-based rehabilitation(CBR) outcomes of stroke patients in motive function and activities of daily living.MethodThe 304 patients with stroke were randomized into CBR group of 153 patients and controlled group of 151 patients.The patient in CBR group receive rehabilitative treatment and follow-up therapy while the controlled group receive following-up only.The MBI and Clinical Neural Impairment Measures Scale(NIM) are applied to assess patients at the beginning of enrollment and after 5-month-long treatment respectively.ResultsAfter 5-month-long treatment,compared to the controlled group,CBR group have a better outcome in NIM and ADL(P＜0.05).Compared to anamnesis of the CBR group,the new cases of the CBR group have a better outcome in NIM and ADL(P＜0.05).ConclusionCommunity-based rehabilitation has a significant efficacy on the improvement of motive function and ADL;the earlier the patients receive the CBR,the better the improvement on motive function and ADL they will acquire;age is related to the recovery of motive function and ADL.