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Vol. 31. Núm. S2.
4th International Conference for Global Health (ICGH) in conjunction with the 7th Asian International Conference in Humanized Health Care (AIC-HHC)
Páginas S316-S320 (abril 2021)
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Vol. 31. Núm. S2.
4th International Conference for Global Health (ICGH) in conjunction with the 7th Asian International Conference in Humanized Health Care (AIC-HHC)
Páginas S316-S320 (abril 2021)
The link between self-efficacy and mobility performance in stroke patients
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Reza Zainal Irvan, Tuti Nuraini
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, Dewi Gayatri
Faculty of Nursing, Universitas Indonesia, Depok, West Java, Indonesia
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Table 1. Self-efficacy of the respondents (n=106).
Table 2. Mobility performance of the respondents (n=106).
Table 3. The relationship between age and stroke onset with mobility performance.
Table 4. The relationship between the respondents’ characteristics with mobility performance.
Table 5. The association between self-efficacy and mobility performance.
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4th International Conference for Global Health (ICGH) in conjunction with the 7th Asian International Conference in Humanized Health Care (AIC-HHC)

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Stroke may cause extensive brain damage that can hamper a patient's mobility performance to carry out their daily activities. This study aimed to examine the links between mobility performance and the self-efficacy and characteristics of stroke patients. A cross-sectional survey was undertaken at a hospital in Bandung, Indonesia. A total of 106 respondents, recruited by using consecutive sampling, filled out the Stroke Self-Efficacy and Barthel Index, together with socio-demographic questionnaires. Stroke onset, stroke type, employment status, and education level were found to have significant relationships with mobility performance (p<0.05). A significant relationship was also identified between the level of self-efficacy and mobility performance (p<0.001). Self-efficacy is linked to the mobility performance of stroke patients. Nurses should pay more attention to the self-efficacy of these patients during their rehabilitation period.

Keywords:
Stroke
Self-efficacy
Mobility performance
Rehabilitation

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