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This review aims to synthesize evidence on factors influencing exercise adherence among stroke survivors in China across different settings.

August 12, 2026HealthcareOpen Access

Factors Associated with Exercise Adherence Across Settings Among Stroke Survivors in China: A Systematic Review of Cross-Sectional Studies

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Systematic review analyzes exercise adherence factors in stroke survivors, suggesting key interventions for improvement.

This review aims to synthesize evidence on factors influencing exercise adherence among stroke survivors in China across different settings.
Conducted a literature search across several databases from inception to December 2025.
Included only cross-sectional studies examining factors associated with exercise adherence.
Analyzed data with a semi-quantitative approach from a total of 23 studies involving 7557 stroke survivors.
Exercise adherence was at a medium level in both in-hospital (at 34 factors) and post-discharge (at 29 factors) settings.
Educational level, functional independence, and self-efficacy positively correlated with adherence across settings.
Age and stroke severity negatively affected adherence during hospitalization, while marital status and balance impairment influenced post-discharge adherence.

Yong et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Systematic review analyzes exercise adherence factors in stroke survivors, suggesting key interventions for improvement.

This review aims to synthesize evidence on factors influencing exercise adherence among stroke survivors in China across different settings.
Conducted a literature search across several databases from inception to December 2025.
Included only cross-sectional studies examining factors associated with exercise adherence.
Analyzed data with a semi-quantitative approach from a total of 23 studies involving 7557 stroke survivors.
Exercise adherence was at a medium level in both in-hospital (at 34 factors) and post-discharge (at 29 factors) settings.
Educational level, functional independence, and self-efficacy positively correlated with adherence across settings.
Age and stroke severity negatively affected adherence during hospitalization, while marital status and balance impairment influenced post-discharge adherence.

Yong et al. (2026) studied this question.

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