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Stroke patients were observed in hospital over 3 days and their behaviour recorded. Patients were observed to spend a high proportion of their time inactive and solitary. This occurred most frequently in the ward day-room and reception area. There was little variation throughout the day in the distribution of different behaviours. The results indicate that on a stroke unit, designed to provide intensive rehabilitation, patients spend much of their time in non-therapeutic activities.
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