What question did this study set out to answer?

This research aims to define the concept of spiritual wellbeing among stroke survivors and its implications for care.

March 12, 2026

Defining Spiritual Wellbeing in Survivors of Stroke: A Convergent Parallel Mixed Methods Study.

DCDevanshi ChoksiBroad Institute MCMary CravenMassachusetts General Hospital TMTaylor McVeighHarvard University

Key Points

This research aims to define the concept of spiritual wellbeing among stroke survivors and its implications for care.
Conducted a convergent parallel mixed methods study
Engaged stroke survivors to assess their spiritual wellbeing
Analyzed both qualitative and quantitative data to understand experiences
Identified spiritual wellbeing as a crucial aspect of recovery for stroke survivors
Highlighted the need for tailored interventions to address diverse spiritual needs
Found that spiritual practices can support poststroke care

Abstract

Spiritual wellbeing and its practices are important to survivors of stroke and can serve as a foundation for targeted interventions in poststroke care. Future research should investigate spiritual wellbeing in diverse populations to develop tailored interventions for survivors of stroke.

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