The acceptability of and adherence to a high-dose walking booster program after stroke (HiWalk): a multi-method study of stroke survivors' experiences nested within a randomised controlled trial.

A multi-method study nested within a randomized controlled trial examined how stroke survivors experienced and adhered to the HiWalk high-dose walking booster program. Researchers found that participants generally found the program acceptable, while also identifying factors influencing adherence among stroke survivors. These findings offer practical insights for physical therapists designing and implementing high-intensity walking interventions in post-stroke rehabilitation.

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