Systematic review examines meaningful participation in stroke rehabilitation, suggesting person-centred approaches for better outcomes.
Meaningful participation is a dynamic, evolving, and subjective experience extending beyond physical recovery to include identity, autonomy, and belonging. Rehabilitation should embed person-centred goal-setting and dialogue about individual needs, use tools capturing experiential outcomes, and study participation across recovery phases.
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