The impact of a community re-engagement cue to action trigger tool on re-engaging in activities post-stroke: a mixed-methods study.

Objectives: This study evaluated the guided use of the Community Re-engagement Cue to Action Trigger Tool (CRCATT), a patient-mediated question prompt list, and its impact on self-reported re-engagement in activities post-stroke.

Methods: A multi-site, single-blind randomized controlled study in which 77 persons with stroke participated from three rehab organizations in Toronto, Canada. Of the 77 participants, a total 57 within the two groups completed the study and Reintegration to Normal Living Index (mailed response questionnaire) and a sub-set of all participants participated in qualitative interviews.

Community re-engagement and interprofessional education: the impact on health care providers and persons living with stroke.

Purpose: This study evaluated the impact of an educational intervention that integrates concepts of a community re-engagement framework (CR) and interprofessional collaboration (IPC) on health care providers' (HCP) practice with persons living with stroke (PLS).

Method: A mixed-methods design was used in which HCPs (n = 67) and PLS (n = 29) participated from 9 organizations across the care continuum. Pre- and postintervention surveys and interviews were conducted with the HCPs.