All participants follow the same actimetry-based monitoring protocol. There are no comparison groups or randomized interventions. Therefore, the study includes only one arm. Participants will wear motion sensors (accelerometers and pressure insoles) to quantify physical activity and sedentary behavior.

Our goal is to develop an actimetry protocol using both accelerometers and pressure insoles to quantify physical activity, involving the upper and/or lower limbs, as well as sedentary behavior in post-stroke individuals. Recent studies have explored the use of validated accelerometer configurations designed for healthy individuals, applied to the post-stroke population to monitor their physical activity and sedentary behavior. However, although these protocols have been validated for healthy individuals, they need to be adapted for post-stroke patients, who exhibit slower, asymmetric, and lower-amplitude movements compared to healthy subjects. This protocol could be valuable in both clinical practice and research, helping to optimize stroke rehabilitation and promote a healthy, active lifestyle.

Development of an actimetry protocol using accelerometers and pressure insoles for post-stroke subjects.

Validation of an actimetry protocol in the post-stroke population in a controlled environment (laboratory), in an ecological setting (outdoor), and assessment of its feasibility and usability at home.