The longitudinal relationship between fatigue, mobility, and cognitive function in older adults with chronic stroke: secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial

Fatigue is a common consequence of stroke. Cross‐sectional evidence suggests post‐stroke fatigue is negatively associated with both mobility and cognitive function. We aim to understand the longitudinal relationship between fatigue, mobility, and cognitive function in community‐dwelling adults with chronic stroke (defined as having a stroke = or > 12 months prior to study).