Poster zum Thema "Telerehabilitation and digital tools"

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  • P 004
Telehealth coaching to improve self-management for secondary prevention after stroke: A randomized controlled trial of Stroke Coach
  • Brodie Sakakibara (Kelowna/ CA)
  • P 008
Exploring the perceived impact of Stroke Coach on risk factor control among stroke survivors
  • P 034
The effect of a telephone-based intervention on physical activity after stroke
  • P 035
Stroke survivors' and physiotherapists' opinions and perceptions about the potential of a wearable system designed to facilitate motivation for home exercise
  • P 067
Exploring Transitional Care Experiences of Stroke Survivors from Hospital to Community Settings
  • P 092
Feasibility of real-time telerehabilitation program on motor outcomes in community-living stroke survivors in rural South India
  • P 100
Post Stroke Spasticity – An App for Self-Monitoring by Affected Patients
  • P 123
Single centre, prospective, observational study methodology to assess the use of GripAble, a rehabilitation device, on patients with upper limb spasticity (ULS) receiving botulinum toxin A (BoNT-A)
  • P 173
The effects of Telerehabilitation-Based LSVT-BIG versus Telerehabilitation-Based Structured Balance and Mobility Exercise Programme on Functional Recovery in Patients with Parkinson's Disease
  • P 230
Stroke survivor's feedback preferences from wearable sensors
  • P 268
mHealth-AD – Training Program for Enhancing the Adoption of Mobile Health Technologies by Persons With Mild Dementia
  • P 270
Promoting Independence in Dementia: A RE-AIM Study of the PRIDE Self-Management App
  • P 276
Understanding barriers and facilitators to online and app activities for people living with dementia
  • P 303
Enhancing Language Skills in Persons with Aphasia with the ELA®-Language Modules
  • P 305
Feasibility, Acceptability and Usability of Virtual Biography Work for People with Aphasia
  • P 338
Video gaming for home-based rehabilitation: feasibility for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy living in Costa Rica
  • P 469
The Adaptive Cognitive Evaluation (ACE-X) – A tablet video game for the screening of executive deficits after stroke
  • P 567
Practice patterns in self-managed speech-language therapy: Investigating components of cumulative intervention intensity in a real-world mHealth dataset
  • P 568
Development of the web-based PRIDE self-management app
  • P 569
Implementation of digital health interventions in rehabilitation: A scoping review
  • P 570
Telehealth neurologic music therapy effects motor rehabilitation in children with autism: A pilot feasibility study
  • P 571
The development and test of a novel occupational eMental health intervention in the workplace: The EMPOWER project
  • P 572
Is everybody suitable for telerehabilitation? An assessment
  • P 573
Clinical efficacy of Cognitive Stimulation in aged subjects with mild and moderate cognitive impairment
  • P 574
mHealth for rural communities in an upper middle-income country
  • P 575
Keeping the Person at the Centre of a Virtual World: Transformation of Community Brain Injury Rehabilitation
  • P 577
Validation of Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination – III for Administration Via Telehealth
  • P 578
Chances, Limitations, and Provision of Additional Teletherapeutic Interventions and Apps in Chronic Neurological Conditions
  • P 579
Human centered design for a flexible, multi-professional telerehabilitation system: Results from an initial real-life evaluation within the project REHA2030
  • P 580
"VIDSONS" – Videolessons. An interdisciplinary project between nursing, occupational therapy and physiotherapy to create digital teaching and learning content for treating patients with neurological diseases
  • P 581
Tablet-based cognitive neurorehabilitation in the outpatient care of patients after brain injury
  • P 582
Saving carbon emissions via tele-rehabilitation – The green solution
  • P 583
Wearable assistive devices for people with disabilities
  • P 584
Telemedicine guidelines in South East Asia – what can we do better?
  • P 585
Telerehabilitation for individuals with central nervous system disorders: a process evaluation of blended care
  • P 586
A Survey on the Acceptance of Stroke Telerehabilitation Among Rehabilitation Providers and Consumers at St. Luke's Medical Center – Global City and Quezon City
  • P 587
Telemedicine system ScolView has been developed to identify three-dimensional models of the back surface in patients with scoliosis using photogrammetry. It calculates the parameters of spinal deformity in three planes. ScolView is designed for independent use by parents using a smartphone camera
  • P 588
Telerehabilitation for impaired functional mobility and balance secondary to COVID-19-induced vestibular dysfunction: A case report and literature review
  • P 589
Impact of Virtual Reality on Typically Aging Adults: Implications for a Pilot Study in Semantic Feature Analysis
  • P 590
The experience of Tele neurorehabilitation in COVID-19 pandemic, Inputs from Physiatrists of an Indian Neurorehabilitation desk
  • P 591
Equivalence, modality use and patient satisfaction of Telepractice Administration of the Scenario-Test in Persons with Primary Progressive Aphasia
  • P 606
PhiCube, a modular robotic device for bilateral upper-limb rehabilitation, featuring flexible use and tailored assistance for various therapeutical motor gestures