ICF Activity and Participation Needs in Post-stroke Patients

Patients completed an intake interview with a case therapist for an initial assessment and setting of personal treatment goals. The therapist assisted the patient with setting goals that were related to their life roles and functional gaps in terms of body function and activity and participation. Patients' personalized treatment plans were composed in case conferences. The treatment program contents were organized as ICF-based body function and activity and participation intervention modules. Each of the occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and speech therapy disciplines set the aims and developed the training contents, intensities, durations, and upgrading and completion criteria.