A scoping review of psychological resilience assessment tools for stroke patients

SU Xuan; CHENG Qiaomei; ZHANG Yu; WANG Kexin; XIAO Mengwei; WANG Yu

doi:10.3969/j.issn.2096-9058.2025.02.002

Abstract：Objective To conduct a scoping review of national and international tools for assessing psychological re-silience in stroke patients.Methods A comprehensive systematic search was conducted across both Chinese and Eng-lish databases,including China National Knowledge Infrastructure,Wanfang Database,China Biology Medicine Data-base,Embase,PubMed,Web of Science,and Cochrane Library.The search timeframe spanned from database inception to March 19,2024.Eligible studies were analyzed with data extraction performed using standardized protocols.The meth-od of scoping review was employed to ensure standardized reporting of the findings in accordance with evidence synthesis guidelines.Results A total of 23 papers were finally included,involving 7 tools for assessing psychological resilience in stroke,all with good internal consistency reliabilities,but most of them had not completed validation of their construct va-lidity in stroke samples,and further validation was recommended before clinical application.CD-RISC-25,CD-RISC-10,RS-25,RS-14,and RSA were considered to be the more appropriate choices for assessing psychological resilience in stroke patients.Conclusions The existing stroke psychological resilience assessment tools are complex and diverse,which should be considered comprehensively in clinical application.In the future,targeted and dynamic assessment en-tries should be developed with the unique psychological distress and challenges of stroke patients,and comprehensive cross-cultural validation should be conducted to provide a scientific basis for the development of effective psychological in-terventions for stroke patients and the improvement of patient recovery outcomes.