Association Between Family Support Combined With Exercise Rehabilitation and Psychological Resilience, Neurological Function and Daily Living Activities in Patients With Stroke and Anxiety

In patients with stroke and anxiety disorder, the combined intervention of family support and exercise rehabilitation is associated with improved psychological resilience; alleviated anxiety symptoms; and enhanced recovery of neurological function, daily living activities and motor function. Although the patient's baseline severity of illness showed the strongest association with final recovery outcomes, family support interventions also constituted an independent favourable factor associated with improved recovery outcomes.