Transition type | Acute to home | Method of contact | Inpatient | ||
Phone call | |||||
Family meetings | [35] | ||||
Rehab to home | Home visit | ||||
Acute / Rehab to home | [25] | ||||
Outpatient visit | |||||
Unclear | Group session | ||||
Intervention type | Hospital initiated; community based | Information website | [30] | ||
Information letter | [29] | ||||
Community based | Telephone access to facilitator / team | ||||
Recipient (recruited) | Patient | ||||
Patient and caregiver/spouse | Instant messaging platform | ||||
Facilitator | Nurse | ||||
Social worker | Length of intervention | 4 weeks | |||
Multidisciplinary team | 6 weeks | ||||
2 months | [24] | ||||
Family support officer | [25] | 3 months | |||
Motivational therapist | [27] | 5 months | [31] | ||
Post-acute co-ordinator | [29] | 6 months | |||
9 months | [25] | ||||
Physician | [29] | ||||
Key strategy | Education (stroke and its management, incl. Risk factor and medication management) | ||||
Goal setting | |||||
Problem solving | |||||
Surveillance and ongoing support (including clinical review) | |||||
Counselling (including active listening around stroke related stress and other issues) | |||||
Individualised caregiver support | |||||
Bi-directional information exchange | |||||
Signposting and linking to available resources | |||||
Individualised care plan | |||||
Care co-ordination including onward referral | |||||
Peer learning |