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    Thirty percent of stroke survivors scored in the depressed range on a quality of life assessment 1 to 3 years post-stroke. The mean overall quality of life was relatively high and comparable to norms. Quality of life was highest for family domains and lowest for health/functioning. Depression, perceived social support, and functional status predicted overall quality of life and domains, explaining 38% of the variance. Social support and additional factors also predicted socioeconomic quality of life.

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    Thirty percent of stroke survivors scored in the depressed range on a quality of life assessment 1 to 3 years post-stroke. The mean overall quality of life was relatively high and comparable to norms. Quality of life was highest for family domains and lowest for health/functioning. Depression, perceived social support, and functional status predicted overall quality of life and domains, explaining 38% of the variance. Social support and additional factors also predicted socioeconomic quality of life.

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    Thirty percent of stroke survivors scored in the depressed range on a quality of life assessment 1 to 3 years post-stroke. The mean overall quality of life was relatively high and comparable to norms. Quality of life was highest for family domains and lowest for health/functioning. Depression, perceived social support, and functional status predicted overall quality of life and domains, explaining 38% of the variance. Social support and additional factors also predicted socioeconomic quality of life.

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    Thirty percent of stroke survivors scored in the depressed range on a quality of life assessment 1 to 3 years post-stroke. The mean overall quality of life was relatively high and comparable to norms. Quality of life was highest for family domains and lowest for health/functioning. Depression, perceived social support, and functional status predicted overall quality of life and domains, explaining 38% of the variance. Social support and additional factors also predicted socioeconomic quality of life.

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    Rosemarie B. The purposes of The study used a Thirty percent of


    King this study were cross-sectional, subjects scored
    1 Sep 1996 to examine descriptive in the depressed
    overall and correlational range. The mean
    domain-specific design. Subjects overall quality of
    quality of life in were 86 stroke
    life score was
    long-term stroke survivors who
    survivors and to were interviewed relatively high
    identify variables 1 to 3 years after and was
    that predict stroke. Quality of comparable to
    quality of life life was that of a
    after stroke. measured with normative
    the use of an population.
    instrument that Quality of life
    assesses was highest for
    satisfaction and the family
    importance for domain and
    four domains
    lowest for health
    (health and
    functioning, and functioning.
    socioeconomic, Depression,
    family, and perceived social
    psychological- support, and
    spiritual). functional status
    Independent predicted quality
    variables were of life
    age, social class, (adjusted R2=.38)
    aphasia, and contributed
    functional status, to prediction of
    motor
    domain quality of
    impairment,
    depression, life. Social
    comorbidity, and support and
    perceived social three additional
    support. Multiple variables, social
    regression class, age, and
    analysis was cardiovascular
    used to predict disease,
    quality of life. predicted
    socioeconomic
    quality of life.

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