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Table 1 Characteristics of the participants

From: Perceived study-induced influence on the control group in a randomized controlled trial evaluating a complex intervention to promote psychosocial well-being after stroke: a process evaluation

Baseline demographics (n = 15)

N (%)

Age (mean)

63

Sex

 Female

6 (40)

 Male

9 (60)

Living conditions

 Living with someone

12 (80)

 Living alone

3 (20)

Caring for children

 

 Yes

4 (26)

No

11 (74)

Education

 Compulsory schooling

2 (13)

 Upper secondary school

9 (60)

 College university

4 (27)

Work life pre stroke

 Disability pension

3 (20)

 Retired

5 (33)

 Retired working part time 50–60%

2 (13)

 On job search

1 (7)

 100% employed

4 (27)

Work life one year post stroke

 Disability pension

4 (27)

 Retired

8 (53)

 On sick leave

2 (13)

 100% employed

1 (7)

Rehab services at 12 months post stroke

 None

11 (73)

 Physiotherapy, occupational therapy

1 (7)

 Physiotherapy

2 (13)

 Physiotherapy, speech therapy, home care nursing

1 (7)

Stroke etiology, location

 Infarct/bilateral

1 (7)

 Infarct right side

5 (33)

 Infarct left side

7 (46)

 Infarct side unknown

1 (7)

 Hemorrhage left side

1 (7)

NIHSS score

 Mild (0–5)

5 (33)

 Moderate (6–10)

4 (27)

 Severe ≥ 11 moderate to severe stroke

1 (7)

 Unknown

5 (33)

Speech impediment

 Yes

6 (40)

 No

8 (53)

 Unknown

1 (7)