Podpora soběstačnosti po cévní mozkové příhodě (2026)

This book clearly explains how coordinated rehabilitation can fundamentally affect life after a stroke. Lesia Shuranova combines the experiences of patients, families and professionals with current practical knowledge, offering a comprehensive view of what truly influences the return to independence. It examines the effects of stroke, the components of rehabilitation and the importance of cooperation between different professions, distinguishing coordinated, comprehensive and community-based rehabilitation. The book describes the therapeutic, educational, vocational, social and psychological aspects of care, explains the transition from hospital to home, and addresses common barriers, weaknesses in the system and ways to overcome them. Authentic statements from patients and professionals, including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, doctors, psychologists, nurses, health and social workers and general practitioners, are an important part of the book. It is intended for healthcare and social-care professionals, patients after stroke and their families, and students in related fields. The contents are in Czech.