Plain-English translation of NCT07691411 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This feasibility study is testing a new smartphone app called RehabCare Companion that combines daily symptom tracking with personalized suggestions to help people recovering from stroke manage depression, thinking difficulties, and daily functioning. The app asks you brief daily questions about your mood and activities, then uses artificial intelligence to suggest helpful self-care strategies based on your responses.
After a stroke, many people struggle with depression, memory problems, and difficulty managing daily tasks, but they often don't have enough support to track these changes and adjust their self-care accordingly. This study explores whether real-time tracking through a smartphone app can give stroke survivors better insights into their recovery and help them manage their symptoms more effectively.
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You would use the RehabCare Companion app on your smartphone to answer brief daily questions about your mood, thoughts, and activities for one week. Before and after using the app, you'll complete assessments measuring your depression, thinking skills, and ability to do daily activities. At the end, you'll join a group discussion to share your experience with the app and program.
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