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    Nivel de independencia y su relación con la participación social en pacientes con secuelas de enfermedad cerebrovascular de Valledupar
    (Valledupar: Universidad de Santander, 2019-05-21) Gómez Guerra, Olga-Margarita; Rueda Rengifo, Nathalia; Martínez Montenegro, Loraine-Zenith
    Stroke is the accelerated progression of clinical signs of brain function, it is the most deadly and disabling of neurological diseases, it has as a main consequence a series of sequels that create a disability in the person of great importance, in addition to limitations and restrictions in most of the tasks performed by a person in their daily lives, both in their social role and their integrity, being dependent to a greater or lesser degree depending on the severity of the disease that, in addition to affecting individual integrity, as well as in the participation social of the subject. This is a research of quantitative approach, cross-sectional analytical study, the object of study is 269 people with stroke with a sample of 14 people, sociodemographic characteristics were obtained by means of a questionnaire adapted from the 2005 census survey for people with disability; a core set designed by ICF Research Branch was used to determine the performance and capacity in certain activities and / or roles of the individuals; and the Barthel index to measure the level of independence of the basic activities of daily life. It was found that there is a greater number of people with stroke in the age range of 60-69 years, the majority being female, of which 35.7% have moderate independence with restriction in the activities of getting, maintaining and finishing a job, paid and unpaid work and economic self-sufficiency. It is concluded that the independence does not influence the social participation, also that the process of physiotherapeutic evaluation regarding these two areas is not relevant when it comes to delving into them during the intervention by the professional.