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• W4384342261 abstract "(1) Background: Stroke patients are exposed to various psychosocial factors, such as depression, anxiety, and stress, which can cause problems with respect to their quality of sleep and social participation. (2) Objectives: We analyzed the causal relationships between the factors affecting sleep quality and social participation in hospitalized and community-based stroke patients using a path analysis model. (3) Methods: A questionnaire survey was administered to stroke patients from June to November 2020 using the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index to assess sleep quality; the Beck Depression Inventory to assess depression; the Beck Anxiety Inventory to assess anxiety; the Stress Scale to assess stress; and the Reintegration to Normal Living Index to assess participation. The data thus obtained were subjected to descriptive statistics, frequency analysis, and Pearson correlation analysis. In addition, anxiety, stress, and spasticity were set as exogenous variables to perform path analysis of their causal effects on depression (parameter), sleep quality, and social participation (final endogenous variables). (4) Results: In total, 145 people participated in this study, and the data of 129 people, excluding 16 insincere respondents, were analyzed. The general characteristics of the subjects comprised 84 males (65.1%) and 45 females (34.9%). Poor sleep quality comprised 54.3%, and good sleep quality comprised 45.7%, where the average age was 58.29 ± 15.46 years and the duration from onset was 39.73 ± 51.49 months. This study confirmed correlations between social participation and sleep quality, spasticity, depression, anxiety, and stress. Path analysis also revealed that anxiety and stress led to depression and that depression is a risk factor for sleep quality and social participation. (5) Conclusions: Sleep quality and social participation in stroke patients play an important role in rehabilitation. By carrying out this study, direct and indirect factors that affect sleep quality and social participation were analyzed, and the quality level in rehabilitation treatment should be improved from a structural point of view when approaching psychosocial factors." @default.
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