Contributions of an Augmented Reality Musical System for the Stimulation of Motor Skills in Music Therapy Sessions

Corrêa, Ana Grasielle Dionísio; Ficheman, Irene Karaguilla; Nascimento, Marilena do; Lopes, Roseli de Deus

doi:10.5772/30142

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Perceptions of clinical utility of an Augmented Reality musical software among health care professionals

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Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology

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This research suggested that the GenVirtual is a complementary tool to conventional clinical practice and has great potential to motor and cognitive rehabilitation of children and adults. Implications for Rehabilitation Gaining health professional' perceptions of the Augmented Reality musical game (GenVirtual) give valuable information as to the clinical utility of the software. GenVirtual was perceived as a tool that could be used as enhancing the motor and cognitive rehabilitation process. GenVirtual was viewed as a tool that could enhance clinical practice and communication among various agencies, but it was suggested that it should be used with caution to avoid confusion and replacement of important services.

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Perceptions of clinical utility of an Augmented Reality musical software among health care professionals

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Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology

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A Metaverse-Based Approach to Rehabilitation Healthcare

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Caroline Vinnetia,

Sri Roshini

2023

Metaverse Applications for Intelligent Healthcare

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Rehabilitative healthcare is focused on restoring physical and cognitive abilities in individuals following injuries or diseases and has largely relied on traditional methods such as physical therapy and medical interventions over time. However, the metaverse, a collaborative virtual environment, has opened new possibilities for the field of rehabilitation. In comparison to traditional rehabilitation, this technology provides increased accessibility and convenience by allowing individuals to participate in therapy from the comfort of their own homes. The immersive and engaging nature of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies increases patient motivation and compliance with therapy regimens. Through the integration of telemedicine, wearable technologies, and artificial intelligence, rehabilitation can become more sophisticated and personalized. The use of these technologies can enable the acquisition, analysis, and tracking of patient data, as well as providing real-time feedback for the improvement of treatment regimens and outcomes.

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Contributions of an Augmented Reality Musical System for the Stimulation of Motor Skills in Music Therapy Sessions

Cited by 2 publications

References 20 publications

Perceptions of clinical utility of an Augmented Reality musical software among health care professionals

Perceptions of clinical utility of an Augmented Reality musical software among health care professionals

A Metaverse-Based Approach to Rehabilitation Healthcare

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