Poster zum Thema "Telerehabilitation and digital tools"

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  • P-582
iSpeak: a digital companion for speech assessment
  • Dr Chris Easthope Awai (Vitznau / CH)
  • P-583
Integrating artificial intelligence for enhanced data management in neurological patient care
  • P-584
How to increase the dosage and quality of exercise at home? Retrospective real world analysis of a neurorehabilitation digital-based protocol for people with stroke
  • P-585
Teleneurorehabilitation program (virtual reality) for patients with balance disorders: descriptive study
  • P-586
Effect of sociodemographic variables on functional recovery of the paretic arm after applying constraint induced movement therapy in remote versus face-to-face modality
  • P-587
What do therapists think about data from wearable technology for stroke rehabilitation?
  • P-588
Speech analysis in people with apraxia: using neural networks in speech therapy to create Appraxi®
  • P-589
Artificial Intelligence and personalized speech rehabilitation after stroke: Appraxi® is born
  • P-592
Balance telerehabilitation for people with Parkinson's disease: the TelePD trial
  • P-593
Added value of telerehabilitation to provide intensive upper limb training during the chronic phase of stroke recovery: the stroke survivor's perspective
  • P-594
Preferred technology-based solutions for meeting the needs of young adults with stroke in australia: a cross-sectional study
  • P-595
A qualitative study of individuals with acquired brain injury and program facilitators experiences in virtual ABI community support programs
  • P-596
Telerehabilitation of spinocerebellar ataxias in rural india: detterents and facilitators
  • P-597
Tele-assessments for upper extremity motor function in stroke rehabilitation – a systematic review
  • P-598
Clinical efficacy of cognitive stimulation in aged subjects with mild and moderate cognitive impairment
  • P-599
NeuroRehabilitation OnLine (NROL): description of a multidisciplinary group telerehabilitation innovation for stroke and neurological conditions using the TIDieR checklist
  • P-600
Acceptability and readiness of tele-rehabilitation among stroke survivors – a cross-sectional study – data from GUTTS (GroUp TelerehabilitaTion for Stroke Survivors) study phase 1
  • P-601
Understanding physical therapists' perspectives and attitudes towards artificial intelligence in healthcare and rehabilitation: qualitative study
  • P-602
Acceptability of telerehabilitation among stroke survivors in Ibadan, Nigeria
  • P-603
Developing ROSIA (Remote Rehabilitation Services For Isolated Areas): the EU ROSIA pre-commercial procurement project, results of phase 1 and 2
  • P-604
Improving neuro telerehabilitation accessibility and features: OpenTera, an open-source software platform
  • P-605
Benefits and challenges of a regional NeuroRehabilitation OnLine (NROL) innovation
  • P-606
Digital therapeutics for knee joint recovery after total knee replacement surgery: a reliability and validity study
  • P-607
An automated assessment based on deep learning pose estimation technology for upper extremity motor function following stroke
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