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Evaluation of Post-Stroke Depression in Patients with Cerebral Vascular Disorder

During the period effective rehabilitation and occurrence of depressive symptoms 
overlap in patients with cerebral vascular disorder. This study was conducted 
to clarify the medical professionals’ responses to such cases by determining 
the state of depression. This study involved qualitative analysis of free 
response questionnaire data. The study includes patients with a history of 
cerebral vascular disorder. The questionnaire authors reviewed all questions 
intended for free response before inclusion in the questionnaire. 
Questionnaires were handed off to patients between May 15 and July 15, allowing 
them 2 weeks to reply. The deadline for return was July 31, 2019. The recovery 
rate was 64.1%. A total of 245 words and 21 subcategories were extracted. Major 
categories of One’s own feelings (44.9%), Interaction with people (32.2%), and 
Uncertainty about the future (22.9%) were identified. Because the recovery of 
physical functions can aid in the recovery from depressive symptoms, medical 
professionals must be indirectly involved in the recovery from depressive 
symptoms.