Palsdottir, Anna Maria
- Department of People and Society, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Conference abstract2015Peer reviewedOpen access
Pálsdóttir, Anna María; Andersson, G; Grahn, Patrik; Norrving, B.; Kyrö Wissler, Sara; Petersson, I. F.; Pessah-Rasmussen, H.
Fatigue is common after stroke and contributes to disability, impaired quality of life, and reduced work ability. Currently, there is no evidence-based intervention for post-stroke fatigue but idiopathic chronic fatigue and burnt-out syndromes may benefit from nature-based rehabilitation. The aim of NASTRU was to examine whether ten weeks of nature-based rehabilitation, as add-on to standard management, could influence post-stroke fatigue (primary outcome), depression, work ability or functional outcome (secondary outcomes), compared to controls.
stroke; rehabilitation
International Journal of Stroke
2015, volume: 10, number: S1, pages: 430-430
Title: International Journal of Stroke, Special Issue: The European Stroke Organisation - Annual Conference
Publisher: WILEY-BLACKWELL
The European Stroke Organisation - Annual Conference
SDG3 Good health and well-being
Neurology
https://res.slu.se/id/publ/69009