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The aim is to evaluate the self-perceived prevalence of cognitive impairment among stroke survivors using a structured follow-up tool.

February 2, 2026Stroke

Abstract WP324: POST-STROKE CHECKLIST AS SCREENING TOOL TO DETECT COGNITIVE DISORDERS AND ITS IMPACT IN THE DAILY LIFE ACTIVITIES

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The aim is to evaluate the self-perceived prevalence of cognitive impairment among stroke survivors using a structured follow-up tool.
Included ischemic stroke patients from the TRUSTROKE project post-hospitalization.
Followed patients discharged home or to rehabilitation through a communication tool.
Conducted a substudy focusing on cognitive complications identified via the Post-Stroke Checklist.
One-third of stroke survivors reported cognitive impairment within two months of discharge.
20% experienced limitations in daily activities due to cognitive issues.
Cognitive dysfunction linked to higher disability and increased rehabilitation needs.

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Assesses cognitive impairment prevalence in stroke survivors, suggesting improved detection methods for better rehabilitation.

Guirao et al. (2026) studied this question.

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