2011
DOI: 10.4102/sajp.v67i2.39
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Strain experienced by caregivers of stroke survivors in the Western Cape

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“…8 Stroke survivors in developed countries received more therapies, nursing services, contact with doctors and psychologists after discharge, and severe stroke patients were more likely to be institutionalised at 6 months after stroke. 20 Because SA has few suitable residential facilities, patients with severe disabilities are discharged into the care of families, often without support and follow-up.…”
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“…8 Stroke survivors in developed countries received more therapies, nursing services, contact with doctors and psychologists after discharge, and severe stroke patients were more likely to be institutionalised at 6 months after stroke. 20 Because SA has few suitable residential facilities, patients with severe disabilities are discharged into the care of families, often without support and follow-up.…”
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“…20 Because SA has few suitable residential facilities, patients with severe disabilities are discharged into the care of families, often without support and follow-up. 8 Lack of community support services and financial pressures contribute to higher caregiver strain and to a double loss of income as family members must give up work to care for the stroke survivor. 8 Levels of community participation reflect environmental factors and the level of impairment of the stroke patient.…”
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