Patterns of Social Participation Among Survivors of Stroke in China and the Relationship With Personal and Environmental Factors: A Latent Class Analysis

This study identified 3 distinct patterns of social participation among Chinese survivors of stroke, with personal factors (ie, number of chronic diseases and cognitive function) and environmental factors (ie, livable residence) significantly differentiating these patterns. These findings suggest that interventions should be tailored to survivors' health status and living conditions to promote meaningful social participation and potentially improve their physical, psychological, and cognitive health outcomes.