Using Talking Lights to Assist Brain-Injured Patients with Daily Inpatient Therapeutic Schedule

Dt, Burke; Sb, Leeb; Rt, Hinman; Ec, Lupton; Burke, Jill; Jc, Schneider; Ahangar, Brian; Simpson, Kyle; Mayer, Kanoalani

doi:10.1097/00001199-200106000-00007

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Using Talking Lights to Assist Brain-Injured Patients with Daily Inpatient Therapeutic Schedule

Abstract: The PLAM system described in this article seems feasible and useful for patients with acquired brain injury in assisting them with arrival at their therapy destinations without the assistance of staff.

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