Disability, Benefit Finding, Mutuality and Quality of Life Among Young‐ to Middle‐Aged Stroke Couples

Key Points

• The study aims to explore how benefit finding and mutuality affect the quality of life of stroke couples dealing with disability.
• Examined the correlation between stroke survivors' disability and their quality of life.
• Analyzed how benefit finding and mutuality impact mental and physical well-being.
• Considered both stroke survivors and their spouses in intervention strategies.
• Benefit finding and mutuality are associated with better quality of life for stroke couples.
• Interventions that enhance these factors can lessen the impact of disability on the couple.
• Strengthening mutual support improves both mental and physical aspects of quality of life.

Abstract