Nursing education is a key element in the recovery process of patients after a stroke. Education provides patients and their families with important information and skills to effectively manage the condition, prevent complications, and improve quality of life. The education includes several key aspects: physical activity, nutrition, prevention of lung infections and complications of long-term rest, recognition of symptoms of repeated stroke and management of emotional challenges. The family plays a vital role in the recovery process, as it provides patients with support, management of needs and recognition of complications. Continued nursing support and monitoring of patient progress are critical to successful recovery. Regular adjustment of education according to changes in the patient's condition ensures its effectiveness. The paper also includes research using the statistical method of 118 discharge letters from patients who stayed at the Neurology Clinic in the Clinical Hospital Center Split January 1, 2024-February 29, 2024. to see the percentage of education by doctors to patients and families for the purpose of preventing the recurrence of strokes. In conclusion, nursing education not only improves treatment results, but also contributes to a better quality of life for patients, empowering them and their families to actively participate in the recovery and self-help process.