Stroke Rehabilitation

Stroke Engine is an information and educational resource focused on stroke rehabilitation. Its purpose is to bridge the gap between research findings and current clinical practice by providing up-to-date information about assessment tools, interventions, and the consequences of stroke. The site organizes assessments, interventions, and consequences into searchable collections, with A–Z listings, topic-based browsing, evaluation criteria, evidence ratings, and guidance for citing information.

Stroke Engine also offers resources for people recovering from stroke and their families, including self-management videos and accompanying resource sheets. Its 12-episode series covers topics such as fatigue, memory, anxiety, stress, attention, communication, and leisure. Additional offerings include information about a book on stroke phenomenology and eAerobics, a course designed to guide aerobic exercise prescription after stroke. The website also provides links to applications, learning materials, and online courses. Stroke Engine was financially supported by CPSR from 2014 to 2023, and the site is maintained by the Stroke Engine team.