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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Clinical care pathway in stroke patients with cerebral infarction rehabilitation guidance of [Abstract] Objective To investigate the clinical care pathway in rehabilitation of hemiplegic patients with cerebral infarction in the application of the guidance. Methods 172 patients with cerebral hemiplegia were randomly divided into two groups and the control group 86 patients in the control group received routine care and traditional health education observation group to implement the system of clinical care and rehabilitation route guidance, and rehabilitation in two groups were compared, rehabilitation knowledge and skills to master the situation and the quality of care and satisfaction. Results The patients received rehabilitation guidance system, the effect of rehabilitation, rehabilitation knowledge and skills grasp the situation and satisfaction with quality of care are better than the control group. Conclusions The clinical care path for patients with cerebral infarction with hemiplegia rehabilitation guidance obviously. [Keywords:] cerebral paralysis rehabilitation nursing guide path February 2008 ~ February 2009, 172 patients with cerebral infarction in our stroke patients care in the conventional treatment based on the course and hospital date, the development of rational clinical care path, the path of the missionary by nursing rehabilitation guidance mode to obtain satisfactory results. are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data of patients in this group of 172 cases were first onset, and by clinical diagnosis and brain CT or MRI examination confirmed the cerebral infarction with the side of the paralysis of limbs, muscle strength were 2 level. Male and 98 cases, female 74, age of 48 to 75 years, mean 63 years, 94 cases of paralysis of the left side, right side paralysis of 78 cases. randomly divided into two groups and the control group 86 patients, two groups of data showed no significant