Factors Affecting the Quality of Sleep and Social Participation of Stroke Patients

(1) Background: Stroke patients are exposed to various psychosocial factors, such as depression, anxiety, and stress, which can cause problems with respect their quality of sleep social participation. (2) Objectives: We analyzed the causal relationships between factors affecting participation in hospitalized community-based stroke using a path analysis model. (3) Methods: A questionnaire survey was administered from June November 2020 Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index assess quality; Beck Depression Inventory depression; Anxiety anxiety; Stress Scale stress; Reintegration Normal Living The data thus obtained were subjected descriptive statistics, frequency analysis, Pearson correlation analysis. In addition, spasticity set exogenous variables perform effects on depression (parameter), quality, (final endogenous variables). (4) Results: total, 145 people participated this study, 129 people, excluding 16 insincere respondents, analyzed. general characteristics subjects comprised 84 males (65.1%) 45 females (34.9%). Poor 54.3%, good 45.7%, where average age 58.29 ± 15.46 years duration onset 39.73 51.49 months. This study confirmed correlations spasticity, stress. Path also revealed that anxiety stress led is risk factor for (5) Conclusions: play an important role rehabilitation. By carrying out direct indirect affect analyzed, level rehabilitation treatment should be improved structural point view when approaching factors.