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Effectiveness of Dual Task Exercise on Selected Parameters among Patients with Cerebro Vascular Accident

The Study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of dual task exercise on selected parameters among patients with Cerebro Vascular Accident. Quasi experimental, non-randomized control group design was utilized to perform the study with convenience sampling technique. Data were collected from the patient with Cerebro Vascular Accident who fulfilled the inclusion criteria through Tinetti Balance Assessment Tool and Walking speed test. The findings revealed that the unpaired‘t’ test value for gait and balance was 20.123 and the walking speed was 28.09 which was significant at p≤0.05 and was highly significant at p≤0.01, p≤0.001. It showed that dual task exercise was effective in increasing the level of selected parameters (gait, balance and walking speed) among patients with Cerebro Vascular Accident.