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Stroke Network
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http://swostroke.ca/hemi-arm-protocol/
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Sit-to-Stand Protocol Encourage patient’s independence with sit-to-stand (putting on brakes, pushing back foot rests, foot placement) whenever possible. Minimize verbal cues and hand gestures as patient improves in sit-to-stand performance.
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Heart and Stroke Foundation(HSF). (2015). Chapter 6 – Activities and Participation: Positioning, Transfers, and Mobility. In Taking Action for Optimal Community and Long-Term Stroke Care: A Resource for Healthcare Providers. Toronto, ON. Retrieved from http://www.strokebestpractices.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/TACLS-Chapter-6-Activities- and-Participation.pdf
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