Key result
Lifestyle programme iHeLP proves feasible and shows potential health benefits in post-stroke adults.
Population
19 adults with stroke in an Irish stroke support organisation
Design
Single-arm mixed methods feasibility study
Follow-up
6 weeks
Supports feasibility of post-stroke lifestyle programs; leaves open efficacy on health outcomes in larger trials.
A single-arm mixed methods feasibility study was employed to evaluate the feasibility of the Improving Health and Lifestyle Programme (iHeLP) after stroke in an Irish stroke support organisation. 19 adults with stroke were enrolled in the study and received iHeLP for 6 weeks, with this dataset relating to quantitative feasibility indicators and health and lifestyle outcomes.
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Ryan et al. (2026) studied this question. The Improving Health and Lifestyle Programme (iHeLP) was administered to 19 adults post-stroke over 6 weeks to evaluate feasibility indicators and health outcomes.
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