Qualitative study identifies self-adaptation models to improve independence in poststroke patients, suggesting local wisdom integration enhances recovery.
Key Points
The study aims to identify a self-adaptation model using local wisdom to improve independence in poststroke patients.
Qualitative approach using a phenomenological design
Data collected through in-depth interviews with 10 stroke survivors from the Batak Angkola tribe
Thematic analysis to identify self-adaptation patterns aligned with Poda Na Lima values
Three themes identified: impact of stroke, coping strategies, and adaptation responses
Adaptation responses encompass physiological, psychological, role function, and dependence aspects
Integration of Poda Na Lima values can strengthen the adaptation process, enhancing motivation and quality of life.