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Effects of Home-based Mirror Therapy Combined With Task-oriented Training for Patients With Stroke
The specific aims of this study will be: 1. To compare the immediate and retention treatment effects of the patients receiving home-based mirror therapy combined with task-oriented training (MTOT) with a hospital-based MTOT group and a hospital conventional rehabilitation group on different aspects of outcomes. 2. To examine the feasibility, satisfaction, and safety of this novel home-based MTOT program. 3. To investigate the factors that may affect the efficacy of home-based stroke rehabilitation.
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