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Table 4 Summary of all publications included in this review

From: Post-stroke care after medical rehabilitation in Germany: a systematic literature review of the current provision of stroke patients

No.

Author & year of publication

Characteristic

Population

Objective

Level of evidence

1

Barlinn et al. 2016

Prospective Pilot study

Patients who experienced a haemorrhagic or ischemic stroke

To investigate the feasibility of a standardised treatment programme for stroke follow-up care

IIa

2

Barzel et al. 2007

Exploratory study

Physiotherapists, occupational therapists

To analyse the outpatient care situation of chronic stroke patients

III

3

Barzel et al. 2008

Exploratory study

General practitioners

To analyse the outpatient care situation of chronic stroke patients

III

4

Düchs et al. 2012

Longitudinal study

Stroke patients who experienced a haemorrhagic or ischaemic stroke, a subarachnoid bleeding or cerebral sinus venous thrombosis and who have been discharged from inpatient rehabilitation

To explore the provision and predictor for therapy during outpatient care

III

5

Heuschmann et al. 2010

Review

First-ever and recurrent stroke patients

To summarise epidemiologic data regarding frequency and care of stroke patients in Germany

IV

6

Hoeß et al. 2007

Prospective longitudinal study

Stroke patients who have been discharged from inpatient rehabilitation

To explore the provision of therapy and technical aids during outpatient care

III

7

Jungbauer et al. 2008

A qualitative longitudinal study

Spouses of stroke patients

To investigate caregivers need for assistance

III

8

Korzilius and Osterloh 2017

Policy paper

To improve the early supported discharge management in hospitals

IV

9

Nolte et al. 2008

Longitudinal study

Acute stroke patients

To capture the care situation of patients 4 years after they have suffered a first-ever ischaemic stroke

III

10

Padberg et al. 2016

Prospective Observational study

Stroke patients, caregivers of stroke patients or health professionals

To explore social service requests

III

11

Peschke et al. 2012

Analysis of Health Insurance Routine Data

Stroke patients

To explore the quantity and continuity of physiotherapy and occupational care after inpatient discharge

III

12

Reichert et al. 2017

Review with incorporated expert opinions and focus groups

Data of post-acute stroke patients

To investigate the economic potential of a health care management approach

IV

13

Reuther and Wallesch 2015

Expert view

Stroke patients

To describe participation after stroke

IV

14

Ritter et al. 2012

Review

Stroke patients

To reveal the future perspectives of stroke care

IV

15

Schlote, et al. 2007

Longitudinal study

Stroke patients and caregivers

To investigate caregivers’ acquaintance with, need and use of assistance

III

16

Schlote and Richter 2008

Review

Relatives of stroke patients

To describe the role played by and its associated consequences for relatives of stroke patients

IV

17

Staudacher et al. 2015

Longitudinal study

Stroke patients

To facilitate structured follow-up care for stroke patients

III

18

Sterl and Boehme 2016

Qualitative study

Stroke patients

To evaluate a case management programme and detect measures that positively influence the process

III