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Greenop K et al. – Premorbid personality traits of high neuroticism and low agreeableness are associated with the presence of post–stroke agitation, irritability, and carer distress. This knowledge may contribute to the development of strategies designed to identify patients and families who require more intense supervision and support during post–stroke rehabilitation.

   

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