Fast walking speed and self-efficacy are associated with physical activity in chronic stroke survivors: a smartphone-based study

Key Points

• To investigate the relationship between walking speed, self-efficacy, and physical activity levels in chronic stroke survivors.
• Conducted regression analyses to evaluate factors affecting physical activity.
• Assessed walking speed and self-efficacy among chronic stroke individuals.
• Measured both objectively and through self-reporting.
• Fast walking speed was strongly associated with objectively measured physical activity.
• Both fast walking speed and self-efficacy correlated with self-reported physical activity levels.