New program helps stroke survivors breathe easier during recovery
NCT ID NCT06029959
Summary
This study tested ways to help stroke patients consistently use their sleep apnea breathing machines during rehabilitation. Researchers worked with 36 stroke survivors who had breathing problems during sleep, providing coaching, technical support, and follow-up calls to encourage regular treatment use. The goal was to find the best methods to ensure patients continue treatment that could improve their stroke recovery outcomes.
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University of Washington
Seattle, Washington, 98122, United States
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