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Community Participation Transition After Stroke (COMPASS) Randomized Controlled Trial: Effect on Adverse Health

Melissa J Krauss¹, Brianna M Holden¹, Emily Somerville¹

¹Program in Occupational Therapy, Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, St Louis, MO.

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Summary

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Occupational therapist-led home interventions significantly reduced mortality and skilled nursing facility admissions for stroke survivors transitioning home. This approach supports independent living and improves post-rehabilitation outcomes.

Keywords:

Death Falls Home environment Patient readmission Self-management Skilled nursing facilities Stroke

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Public Health

Background:

Stroke survivors often face challenges transitioning from inpatient rehabilitation to home and community living.
Barriers to independent living can increase adverse health events and reduce quality of life post-stroke.

Purpose of the Study:

To compare adverse health events between an intervention and control group in stroke survivors transitioning from inpatient rehabilitation.
To evaluate the effectiveness of a home-based occupational therapist intervention in reducing barriers to independent living.

Main Methods:

A randomized controlled trial involving 183 stroke survivors (≥50 years) discharged from inpatient rehabilitation.
Intervention group received home modifications and self-management training; control group received stroke education.
Primary outcomes included death, skilled nursing facility admission, 30-day rehospitalization, and fall rates.

Main Results:

The intervention significantly reduced skilled nursing facility admissions (P=.039) and death (P=.001) compared to the control group.
Thirty-day rehospitalization was not statistically significant but trended lower in the intervention group (P=.050).
Fall rates did not differ significantly between groups (P=.361).

Conclusions:

A home-based occupational therapist intervention can decrease the risk of mortality and skilled nursing facility admission for stroke survivors.
Reducing home barriers and improving self-management are key to successful post-stroke transitions.
This intervention shows promise for improving long-term outcomes and supporting independent living for community-dwelling stroke survivors.