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The aim is to enhance caregiver readiness and support for stroke patients transitioning from hospital to home.

February 2, 2026Stroke

Abstract DP215: From Hospital to Home: A Stroke Discharge Model Focused on Caregiver Readiness and Support.

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This project improves caregiver readiness and support for stroke patients, indicating better home reintegration.

The aim is to enhance caregiver readiness and support for stroke patients transitioning from hospital to home.
Developed an algorithm for the discharge pathway including caregiver assessment.
Implemented hands-on training for caregivers by rehab services.
Created a questionnaire to evaluate caregiver readiness and willingness.
Tracked compliance with standard work through reports shared in monthly meetings.
2,091 stroke patients discharged from January 2024 through June 2025.
1,069 caregiver assessments completed (51.1%).
1,430 caregivers engaged in hands-on functional training (68.4%).

Rawlings et al. (2026) studied this question.

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