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Table 2 Dose of and fidelity to the intervention protocol

From: Screening and care for emotional and cognitive problems after stroke: a prospective mixed-methods process evaluation of a cluster-randomized controlled trial

Measurement

n

% of all patients receiving the intervention

(n = 262)

HADS, GSES and USER-P-R were completed before and brought to the intervention– ‘Yes’

241

92.0

CLCE-24 completed during the intervention– ‘Yes’

260

99.2

MoCA completed during the intervention– ‘Yes’

253

96.6

Individualized information about emotional and cognitive problems was provided

 No, not applicable

8

3.1

 No, because of lack of time

1

0.4

 Yes, oral information was provided

185

70.6

 Yes, written information was provided

6

2.3

 Yes, oral and written information was provided

57

21.8

 Unknown

5

1.9

Shared decision-making was applied regarding follow-up care

 Yes

251

95.8

 No

3

1.1

 Not applicable

4

1.5

 Unknown

4

1.5

Follow-up care after interventiona

 Extra appointment at stroke-after care outpatient clinic

68

26.0

 Physical therapy

9

3.4

 Occupational therapy

3

1.1

 Speech therapy

2

0.8

 Primary nurse-led stroke care

91

34.7

 Social work

0

0.0

 Home care

0

0.0

 Outpatient rehabilitation treatment

20

7.6

 Psychologist

2

0.8

Intervention was completed within planned timespan

 Yes

224

85.5

 No

35

13.3

 Unknown

3

1.1

Duration of the intervention

 < 45 min

3

1.1

 45 min

65

24.8

 60 min

132

50.4

 75 min

48

18.3

 >75 min

11

4.3

 Unknown

3

1.1

Timing of the intervention

 < 4 weeks post-stroke

9

3.4

 4–8 weeks post-stroke

245

93.5

 >8 weeks post-stroke

8

3.1

  1. CLCE-24 indicates Checklist for Cognitive and Emotional Consequences following stroke, GSES General Self-Efficacy Scale, HADS Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, MoCA Montreal Cognitive Assessment, USER-P-R the Restriction subscale of the Utrecht Scale for Evaluation of Rehabilitation– Participation
  2. aMultiple answer options were possible