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Effectiveness of Cost Effective Community Based Occupational Therapy Interventions on Functional Independence in Cva: a Quasi Experimental Study

Author(s) Mr. RAJA R, Dr. PANKAJ KUMAR, Dr. VIGNESH N, Dr. DEBASHIS ROUT
Country India
Abstract ABSTRACT
AIM:
To study the effectiveness of cost-effective community based occupational therapy interventions on functional independence in CVA.

METHOD:
The study consists of 120 samples, who were assigned into a single group. All the samples were assessed for functional independence using STREM, and COPM scale based on the inclusion criteria. All the samples who were selected for the study received home-based occupational therapy using family-mediated interventions. The intervention session was conducted 4 times per week, each session lasting for 45 minutes, for 2 months. All the samples were assessed using STREM and COPM tools before and after intervention. The scores obtained were tabulated and analysed statistically.

RESULT:
Overall, the evidence obtained from this study indicates that the intervention produced significant positive outcomes across motor, functional, and satisfaction-related domains. Significant improvements observed in STREAM, COPM Performance, and COPM Satisfaction scores collectively indicate that the intervention not only enhanced motor recovery but also improved participants’ capacity to carry out daily functional activities and their satisfaction. These results highlight the therapeutic value of the intervention in promoting functional independence and improving overall rehabilitation outcomes among the participants

CONCLUSION:
The study concludes that community-based family mediated occupational therapy interventions improve functional independence of individuals with Cerebrovascular accident. The suggested this method of this intervention to be incorporated as part of regular treatment schedule for Cerebrovascular accident patients So that their quality of life is perceived.
Keywords Stroke, home based family mediated occupational therapy, Functional Independence
Field Medical / Pharmacy
Published In Volume 8, Issue 4, July-August 2026
Published On 2026-07-02
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i04.82848
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