Stroke: a global response is needed

Johnson, Walter D.; Onuma, Oyere K.; Owolabi, Mayowa; Sachdev, Sonal

doi:10.2471/blt.16.181636

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“…Didunia, 15 juta orang menderita stroke setiap tahunnya (WHO, 2004). Yayasan Stroke Indonesia (2003) mengatakan terdapat kecenderungan peningkatan jumlah penyandang stroke di Indonesia dalam dasawarsa terakhir.…”

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Burnout Syndrome on Care Givers and The Fulfillment Needs of Care in The Post Stroke Patients at Physiotherapy Outpatient Ward in RST DR. Soepraoen

Setyoadi

Wihastuti

2018

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ABSTRAKPemberi perawatan pada penderita paska stroke melaporkan adanya gejala kelelahan fisik dan emosional. Gejala-gejala ini akan mengarah pada sindroma kejenuhan yang akan mengakibatkan penurunan produktifitas pemberi perawatan dalam melakukan tugas pemenuhan kebutuhan penderita paska stroke yang dirawat. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengidentifikasi hubungan sindroma kejenuhan pemberi perawatan terhadap pemenuhan kebutuhan perawatan penderita paska stroke. Penelitian ini menggunakan desain kuantitatif analitik korelasi dengan pendekatan cross sectional dengan responden berjumlah 20 orang penderita paska stroke dan pemberi perawatan yang merawatnya yang datang ke Poli Fisioterapi RS Tk. II dr. Soepraoen selama rentang waktu penelitian. Data diambil menggunakan 3 kuesioner, yaitu kuesioner MBI (Maslach Burnout Inventory) yang dimodifikasi, kuesioner pemenuhan kebutuhan perawatan penderita paska stroke dan Barthel Index. Hasil dari uji Spearman Rank dengan signifikasi 0.05 menunjukkan adanya hubungan antara sindroma kejenuhan pemberi perawatan terhadap pemenuhan kebutuhan perawatan penderita paska stroke yaitu semakin berat sindroma kejenuhan yang dialami pemberi perawatan, maka kebutuhan perawatan penderita paska stroke semakin tidak terpenuhi. Peneliti memberikan saran untuk penelitian selanjutnya agar menggunaan responden lebih banyak dan metode yang berbeda untuk memperoleh hasil yag berbeda.

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Burnout Syndrome on Care Givers and The Fulfillment Needs of Care in The Post Stroke Patients at Physiotherapy Outpatient Ward in RST DR. Soepraoen

Setyoadi

Wihastuti

2018

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“…Few stroke persons were opportune to have a CT scan viz: 5.83% 24, 11.11% [62] in Nigeria, 10% from Madagascar [63] and even 0% from Gambia [64]. More recently, the percentages are increasing gradually as one Nigerian study showed that 40.8% patients had CT brain, while 5.6% had magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) [65] and 34.9% in Zimbabwe [60]. Yet another Nigerian study on stroke in the young, all the 69 (100%) patients had a brain CT scan [66].…”

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“…Are there dedicated stroke units? One author has opined that there is limited capacity for Sub Saharan Africa hospitals to provide optimal stroke care [60]. Indeed optimal stroke care in SSA is a Herculean task.…”

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Challenges of the Management of Stroke in Sub Saharan Africa: Evaluating Awareness, Access and Action

Ekeh¹

2017

J Pediatr Neurol Med

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“…According to the World Health Organization [1], cerebrovascular accidents (stroke) are the second leading cause of death and the third leading cause of disability. The last update of the global Burden of Ischemic and Haemorrhagic Stroke [2] indicates that although age-standardized rates of stroke mortality have decreased worldwide in the past two decades, the absolute numbers of people who have a stroke every year are increasing.…”

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Hand Rehabilitation after Chronic Brain Damage: Effectiveness, Usability and Acceptance of Technological Devices: A Pilot Study

Rodríguez–Hernández¹,

Fernandez‐Panadero²,

OlgaLópez-Martín³

et al. 2017

Physical Disabilities - Therapeutic Implications

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Purpose: The aim is to present an overview of existing tools for hand rehabilitation after brain injury and a pilot study to test HandTutor ® in patients with chronic brain damage (CBD). Method:Eighteen patients with CBD have been selected to test perception on effectiveness, usability and acceptance of the device. This group is a sample of people belonging to a wider study consisting in a randomized clinical trial (RCT) that compares: (1) experimental group that received a treatment that combines the use of HandTutor ® with conventional occupational therapy (COT) and (2) control group that receives only COT.Results: Although no statistical significance has been analysed, patients report acceptance and satisfaction with the treatment, decrease of muscle tone, increase of mobility and better performance in activities of daily life. Subjective perceptions have been contrasted with objective measures of the range of motion before and after the session. Although no side effects have been observed after intervention, there has been some usability problems during setup related with putting on gloves in patients with spasticity. Conclusions:This chapter is a step further of evaluating the acceptance of technological devices in chronic patients with CBD, but more research is needed to validate this preliminary results.

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Stroke: a global response is needed

Cited by 758 publications

References 10 publications

Burnout Syndrome on Care Givers and The Fulfillment Needs of Care in The Post Stroke Patients at Physiotherapy Outpatient Ward in RST DR. Soepraoen

Burnout Syndrome on Care Givers and The Fulfillment Needs of Care in The Post Stroke Patients at Physiotherapy Outpatient Ward in RST DR. Soepraoen

Challenges of the Management of Stroke in Sub Saharan Africa: Evaluating Awareness, Access and Action

Hand Rehabilitation after Chronic Brain Damage: Effectiveness, Usability and Acceptance of Technological Devices: A Pilot Study

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