Low-Intensity Motivational Intervention Shows Durable Benefits 5 Years After Stroke: Insights from the TaCAS Long-Term Follow-Up

Highlights

  • The Take Charge intervention, a low-cost, conversation-based strategy, demonstrates a legacy effect on physical health and independence up to 6 years after stroke.
  • Point estimates for functional independence (mRS 0-2) and physical health (SF-36 PCS) at 5-6 years remained consistent with the clinically significant results observed at 12 months.
  • While statistical significance was attenuated due to sample size reduction over time, the findings support the integration of motivational, patient-led interventions into standard stroke recovery pathways.

The Challenge of Long-Term Stroke Recovery

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