POISE study group characteristics by return to paid work in the first year after stroke (univariates).

<p>Numbers are n (%) unless otherwise specified;</p>*<p>p<0·20 in univariate analyses; ref = reference group in univariate analyses; HADS-D hospital anxiety and depression scale depression subscale score; HAD-A hospital anxiety and depression scale anxiety subscale score.</p>†<p>76 (38%) of the participants who returned to paid work had done so by their baseline visit.</p

Cumulative incidence (Kaplan Meier plot) in time to return to work over one year by depression status at 28 days.

<p>Cumulative incidence (Kaplan Meier plot) in time to return to work over one year by depression status at 28 days.</p

Flow of participants in POISE.

<p>Flow of participants in POISE.</p

Final multivariable model showing variables associated with return to paid employment in the first year after stroke.

<p>N = 240; C-statistic = 0·805; goodness of fit (Hosmer and Lemeshow goodness of fit test) p = 0·404.</p><p>Being self employed/working in own business excluded from final model due to large number of missing data (not significant when included).</p

Work situation for those who returned to paid work in the first year after stroke.

<p>Numbers are n (%) unless otherwise specified; SD = standard deviation.</p

Cumulative incidence (Kaplan Meier plot) in time to return to work over one year by dependence of daily living status at 28 days.

<p>Cumulative incidence (Kaplan Meier plot) in time to return to work over one year by dependence of daily living status at 28 days.</p