Identification of Stroke Survivors’ Perceived Quality of Life: A Latent Profile Analysis Study

LPA effectively identified subgroups among stroke survivors, supporting tailored interventions in occupational therapy to improve rehabilitation outcomes. Further research is recommended to validate these findings in diverse populations. Plain-Language Summary: This study explored quality of life among stroke survivors. Three groups were identified: those with high, moderate, and low quality of life. Factors such as age, social relationships, and education level influenced quality of life after stroke. These findings can help occupational therapists create personalized care plans to support survivors in recovery, focusing on social connections, autonomy, and daily activities.