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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the participants

From: The views of people living with chronic stroke and aphasia on their potential involvement as research partners: a thematic analysis

Participant

Gender

Age

Country

Stroke type (hemiplegia)

ASRS (0–5)

Completed education

Research experience

Premorbid employment (return to work)

ADL-I

Marital status

Social circle and friends (hobby)

Stroke/aphasia group attendance

People with aphasia (PWA)

A.A

Female

27

Cyprus

Hemorrhagic LH (Yes)

4

Doctoral

Thesis completion

Teacher (no)

No

Single

Yes (yoga)

Yes

L.L

Male

30

France

Ischemic LH (yes)

4

Masters

Thesis completion

Lawyer (no)

Yes

Rela/ship

Yes (running)

Yes

J.J

Male

63

Switzerland

Ischemic LH (yes)

5

Doctoral

Primary investigator

Academic (retired)

No

Rela/ship

Yes (music)

Yes

C.C

Female

44

Greece

Ischemic LH (no)

5

Masters

Thesis completion

Administrator (no)

Yes

Married

Yes (pilates)

Yes

Stroke survivors without aphasia (SSwoA)

M.M

Male

58

Cyprus

Ischemic LH (yes)

N/A

Doctoral

Primary investigator

Academic (yes)

No

Rela/ship

Yes (poetry)

No

V.V

Female

55

Switzerland

Ischemic LH (no)

N/A

Doctoral

Primary investigator

Academic (yes)

Yes

Married

Yes (running)

No

G.G

Female

44

Denmark

Ischemic LH (no)

N/A

Bachelor

Thesis completion

Unemployed N/A

No

Married

Yes (knitting)

No

I.I

Female

40

Portugal

Hemorrhagic

N/A

Masters

Thesis completion

Nurse (yes)

Yes

Divorced

Yes (drawing)

Yes

  1. LH, left hemisphere; ASRS, Aphasia Severity Rating Scale (0 = severe expressive aphasia, 5 = very mild aphasic symptoms); AADL-I, ctivities of daily living—independent