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[Purpose] This study was performed to clarify conditions of stroke patients suitable for a convalescent rehabilitation ward for discharging to home early. [Methods] The subjects were 118 stroke patients who were hospitalized in our convalescence rehabilitation ward. They were divided into “home discharge group” and “hospitalization/transfer group”. The two groups were compared using patient background, contents of discharge planning, course of hospitalization, neurological symptoms and activities of daily living (ADL). [Results] There were no differences in patient background and duration from the onset to admission between the two groups. There were differences in duration of hospitalization, neurological symptom and ADL at admission and discharge and improvement factor of ADL between the two groups. Hope of home discharge based on family care in the home discharge group was higher than that in the hospitalization/transfer group. [Conclusion] It is important that the family understands the condition of the patient and cooperates with care for the patient.

Issues and Measures in Facilitating Early Discharge to Home for Stroke Patients in a Convalescence Rehabilitation Ward