Basis and Clinical Evidence of Virtual Reality-Based Rehabilitation of Sensorimotor Impairments After Stroke

Fluet, Gerard G.; Roy, Devraj; Llorens, Roberto Ceamanos; Badia, Sergi Bermúdez i; Deutsch, Judith E.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-08995-4_20

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“…Virtual rehabilitation and games for health have the capacity to instil enjoyment and engagement into otherwise repetitive rehabilitation interventions. However, middle-range and grand theories on human motivation are oftentimes not sufficiently integrated into the development of the interventions or programs [137,417,436]. New theoretical frameworks based on both SDT and the philosophy of positive technology (such as the METUX model presented in section 2.5.4) have recently emerged to better guide the design of user experiences aiming to motivate, engage and support wellbeing [333].…”

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“…For instance, behaviour change techniques such as motivational enhancement therapy (MET), social support, and motivational interviewing (MI) [286,290]. Moreover, especially relevant to this thesis, research on rehabilitation have a long and rich history of using game-based interventions to increase patient motivation (to counter non-adherence) through the field of virtual rehabilitation [72,137,186] (see section 2.4.2).…”

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Just Like Riding a Bike: Exploring the Motivating Capabilities, Contextual Barriers and Facilitators of Virtual Reality and Cycle Ergometers for the Rehabilitation of Older Adults in Clinical Practice

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This paper describes the structure and outcome of a workshop organized to co-create conceptual gamified motor rehabilitation experiences based on virtual reality and exercise bikes for older adults. Five physiotherapists from two different healthcare facilities, participated in the workshop and contributed to valuable insights and ideas to potential exergaming concepts that could be integrated at the facilities to promote more motivation and adherence in the rehabilitation process.

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Just Like Riding a Bike: Exploring the Motivating Capabilities, Contextual Barriers and Facilitators of Virtual Reality and Cycle Ergometers for the Rehabilitation of Older Adults in Clinical Practice

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Stroke rehabilitation: from diagnosis to therapy

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Front. Neurol.

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Stroke remains a significant global health burden, necessitating comprehensive and innovative approaches in rehabilitation to optimize recovery outcomes. This paper provides a thorough exploration of rehabilitation strategies in stroke management, focusing on diagnostic methods, acute management, and diverse modalities encompassing physical, occupational, speech, and cognitive therapies. Emphasizing the importance of early identification of rehabilitation needs and leveraging technological advancements, including neurostimulation techniques and assistive technologies, this manuscript highlights the challenges and opportunities in stroke rehabilitation. Additionally, it discusses future directions, such as personalized rehabilitation approaches, neuroplasticity concepts, and advancements in assistive technologies, which hold promise in reshaping the landscape of stroke rehabilitation. By delineating these multifaceted aspects, this manuscript aims to provide insights and directions for optimizing stroke rehabilitation practices and enhancing the quality of life for stroke survivors.

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Basis and Clinical Evidence of Virtual Reality-Based Rehabilitation of Sensorimotor Impairments After Stroke

Cited by 2 publications

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Just Like Riding a Bike: Exploring the Motivating Capabilities, Contextual Barriers and Facilitators of Virtual Reality and Cycle Ergometers for the Rehabilitation of Older Adults in Clinical Practice

Just Like Riding a Bike: Exploring the Motivating Capabilities, Contextual Barriers and Facilitators of Virtual Reality and Cycle Ergometers for the Rehabilitation of Older Adults in Clinical Practice

Stroke rehabilitation: from diagnosis to therapy

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