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[Purpose] This study developed a chart for predicting stroke patients' independence of gait during the convalescent period. [Subjects and Methods] Two hundred fifty-one first-time stroke patients were enrolled in this study. Physical and cognitive functions, basic movement ability, balance ability and activities of daily living were evaluated on admission to a rehabilitation ward for the convalescent stage. Based on this information, a decision tree for predicting independence of gait three months later was developed using signal detection analysis. [Results] Independence in rising motion, balance ability, and cognitive function were extracted as significant predictors. A valid and reliable decision tree was developed. [Conclusion] A chart for predicting independence of gait was developed. This chart is appropriate for the convalescent period after stroke.

Prediction of Gait Independence of Stroke Patients through Signal Detection Analysis in the Convalescent Period