How Social Connection and Engagement Relate to Functional Limitations and Depressive Symptoms Outcomes After Stroke.

Joanne Elayoubi William E Haley Monica E Nelson Gizem Hueluer

Published in: Stroke (2023)

Findings suggest that social connection and engagement may reduce the negative physical and psychological outcomes of stroke, both at baseline and after stroke. Efforts to enhance social engagement and diminish loneliness may both enhance population well-being and enhance resilience and recovery from stroke and other illnesses.

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