Abstract: ObjectiveTo investigate the factors correlated with compliance with rehabilitation in hemiplegic patients after stroke.MethodsIndividualized rehabilitational programs had been designed for 60 post-stroke hemiplegic patients. They were investigated with the questionnaire of compliance established by our-selves. ResultsThere was significant difference between compliant and incompliant patients in education attainment, economic condition, family relations, patient-doctor relation, depression, Barthel Index, and motor function. ConclusionDeveloping an effective rehabilitational program, establishing a sound doctor-patient relationship and a stable social support, can be helpful to improve the compliance with rehabilitation in hemiplegic patients after stroke.

Key words: stroke, rehabilitation training, compliance, related factors