@article{oai:mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00007097,
 author = {坂井, 智明 and SAKAI, TOMOAKI and 中村, 容一 and NANAMURA, Yo-ICHI and 重松, 良祐 and SHIGEMATSU, RYOSUKE and 伊佐地, 隆 and ISAJI, TAKASHI and 田中, 喜代次 and TANAKA, KIYOJI},
 issue = {4},
 journal = {体力科學},
 month = {Aug},
 note = {application/pdf, The purpose of this study was to implement a community-based exercise program for postdischarge stroke survivors in the public health center. The subjects were fourteen male stroke survivors with chronic upper and lower limb paresis (63.0±5.9 years). The study design was quasiexperimental, with each subject serving as his own control. All subjects have to meet following inclusion criteria (1) first stroke resulting in hemiplegia, (2) at least 6 months post-stroke, (3) able to walk independently, and (4) free from grave aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, or disequilibrium. A 25-week (2 deek) training program consisted of a warm-up, lower and upper extremity muscle strengthening, recreational activities, walking training, and a cool-down. The duration of this program is approximately 70 minutes a day. The outcome measure was the 12 functional fitness test items and questionnaire in activities parallel to daily living. Significant improvements (P<0.05) were found for handgrip strength, knee extension strength, tandem balance, standing and sitting, and timed up and go in the treatment period. However, the scores in activities parallel to daily living were not significant. These results suggest that they may attain significant functional improvements in response to implementation of a community-based exercise program. In conclusion, post-discharge stroke survivors can improve their functional fitness status by participating in a community-based exercise program.},
 pages = {367--375},
 title = {地域保健施設における運動プログラムが脳血管疾患片麻痺者の身体活動能力と生活関連動作にもたらす効果},
 volume = {51},
 year = {2002}
}