Post-Stroke Patient^s Self-Reliance Needs: Analisis Bibliometrik
Wawan Ridwan Mutaqin1, Ahmad Arman Subijanto1, Setyo Rahardjo2, Sapja Anantanyu1

Universitas Sebelas Maret

Abstract

Background: Stroke has become a significant global health problem that affects millions of people worldwide every year. Prevention and appropriate treatment efforts need to be made to reduce incidence and improve quality of life of stroke patients.
Purpose: To determine of post-stroke patients self-relience needs.
Methods: Used bibliometric analysis. The keywords used were ^post-stoke patient^s self reliance needs^ to search for journal articles in Publish or Perish (PoP) application with a publication time range between 2017-2022. The data base used Google Scholar and then analyzed using VOSviewer application.
Results: Only one cluster was found, namely with the keywords self-relience, patient, and need with prevalence with occurences values of 29, 24, and 12, respectively. The need for post-stroke self-reliance is still needed such as post-stroke self-management, such as prevention of apathy in post-stroke patients, importance of meeting family members, use of post-stroke rehabilitation services, access to computerized brain paradigms, building concepts in maintaining resilience of post-stroke patients, increasing role of social interaction to increase motivation in post-stroke rehabilitation, performing bound control of lower limb exoskeleton that is moved, botulinum toxin A needs for treatment of hemiparesis in adults with chronic upper limb spasticity, and Cerebrolysin needs for Ischemic Stroke Treatment.
Conclusion: Themes related to post-stroke patient^s self reliance needs still require further research development.

Keywords: needs- self-reliencee- patients- post-stroke- bibliometrics

Topic: Prevention/Health Promotion