Telerehabilitation Technology

Klamroth-Marganska, Verena; Giovanoli, Sandra; Easthope, Chris; Schönhammer, Josef G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-08995-4_25

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“…Nowadays, due to outbreaks of pandemic diseases, telerehabilitation has attracted the attention of many disabled people, therapists, and researchers [11]. In this article, the researcher tried to aid the telerehabilitation process by introducing a biofeedback tool.…”

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“…Due to physical and cognitive disorders, it is often difficult and costly for people who have suffered a stroke to access on-site rehabilitation. Telerehabilitation offers the opportunity to promote the rehabilitation process [11]. According to other recent studies, telerehabilitation shows a positive impact on patients' compliance and adherence [12,13] because the patients' opinions are crucial [14].…”

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Designing, Manufacturing, and Checking the Accuracy of an Audio Biofeedback Device for Controlling the Angle of the Wrist in Stroke People: A Pilot Study

Jiryaei

2023

FDJ

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Background and Objectives: Providing home-based telerehabilitation services may allow higher-dose interventions targeted to people with stroke. This study aims to design and test the feasibility of the audio biofeedback device in telerehabilitation with therapeutic exercise. Methods: The device included an audio biofeedback box, two connecting wires, and a joint strap. The performance of the device was evaluated on 28 healthy people. We tested three angles of 0°, 30° extension, and 30° flexion. Participants move their wrists to selected angles and keep them whenever the device is warned. The response time of the device was measured with a stopwatch after the wrist reached the correct angles. Users’ satisfaction was evaluated with a satisfaction questionnaire with a Likert scale. Results: The results showed that the device can respond at a 0°angle for all participants. Only in the two participants in the 30° extension angle, and the two participants in the 30° flexion degree, the response of the instrument in the angle is not shown. Friedman’s statistical test showed no significant difference between the three tests for each wrist angle (P<0.05). The device can give feedback in less than 150 miles per second. The participants considered a score higher than the desired threshold (2.5) for each question. Conclusion: The efficiency of the auditory biofeedback device was confirmed at the evaluated angles, and then it can give feedback at an appropriate time. Audio biofeedback devices can be beneficial in telerehabilitation for patients with wrist disorders.

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Designing, Manufacturing, and Checking the Accuracy of an Audio Biofeedback Device for Controlling the Angle of the Wrist in Stroke People: A Pilot Study

Jiryaei

2023

FDJ

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“…Remote rehabilitation is considered to be a means to provide rehabilitation services to patients at home, and its benefits lie in the ability to overcome geographical, physical, and cognitive impairments and compensate for the shortcomings of traditional treatments subject to hospitals ( 21 ). Such as remote rehabilitation using wearable muscle sensors and Kinect ( 22 ).…”

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Determinants of intention with remote health management service among urban older adults: A Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology perspective

Gui

Luo

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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BackgroundAlthough older adults health management systems have been shown to have a significant impact on health levels, there remains the problem of low use rate, frequency of use, and acceptance by the older adults. This study aims to explore the significant factors which serve as determinants of behavioral intention to use the technology, which in turn promotes actual use.MethodsThis study took a total of 402 urban older adults over 60 years to explore the impact of the use behavior toward remote health management (RHM) through an online questionnaire. Based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), the author adds four dimensions: perceived risk, perceived value, perceived interactivity and individual innovation, constructed an extended structural equation model of acceptance and use of technology, and analyzed the variable path relationship.ResultsIn this study, the factor loading is between 0.61 and 0.98; the overall Cronbach's Alpha coefficients are >0.7; The composite reliability ranges from 0.59 to 0.91; the average variance extraction ranges from 0.51 to 0.85, which shows the good reliability, validity, and discriminant validity of the constructed model. The influencing factors of the behavioral intention of the older adults to accept the health management system are: effort expectation, social influences, perceived value, performance expectation, perceived interactivity and perceived risk. Effort expectation has a significant positive impact on performance expectation. Individual innovation positively impacts performance expectation and perceived interactivity. Perceived interactivity and behavioral intention have a significant positive effect on the use behavior of the older adults, while the facilitating conditions have little effect on the use behavior.ConclusionsThis paper constructs and verifies the extended model based on UTAUT, fully explores the potential factors affecting the use intention of the older adult users. According to the research findings, some suggestions are proposed from the aspects of effort expectation, performance expectation, perceived interaction and perceived value to improve the use intention and user experience of Internet-based health management services in older adults.

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Telerehabilitation Technology

Cited by 2 publications

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Designing, Manufacturing, and Checking the Accuracy of an Audio Biofeedback Device for Controlling the Angle of the Wrist in Stroke People: A Pilot Study

Designing, Manufacturing, and Checking the Accuracy of an Audio Biofeedback Device for Controlling the Angle of the Wrist in Stroke People: A Pilot Study

Determinants of intention with remote health management service among urban older adults: A Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology perspective

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