Background and rationale {6a}
®, stroke, heterogeneous disabilities
STROKE
In Sweden, there are 100,000 stroke survivors and 23,000 new cases each year [To understand patients and their heterogeneous disabilities, patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are widely used to promote patient-centred and patient-tailored care [To meet these challenges, we created and developed a digital graphic follow-up tool, RehabkompassenRehabkompassen® identified more (The novelty of this instrument lies in its ability to provide an easy-to-understand and comprehensive picture of a stroke patient’s multidimensional problems/rehabilitation needs in a time-efficient way. Patients respond to RehabkompassenTo use Rehabkompassen® in the health care system, a person with stroke completes the digital questionnaires, often at home, prior to a patient visit. The medical professionals can then assess the patient’s Rehab-Compass Graph before, during and after the visit. The figure published in our previous study [By developing the novel Rehabkompassen