Strokes affect thousands of people worldwide leaving sufferers with severe disabilities
affecting their daily activities. In recent years, new rehabilitation techniques have emerged …

Background Many forms of home-based technology targeting stroke rehabilitation have
been devised, and a number of human factors are important to their application, suggesting …

Background Task‐specific motor training and repetitive practice are essential components of
clinical rehabilitation. Emerging evidence suggests that incorporating gaming interfaces …

Purpose We aimed to provide a critical review of measurement properties of mHealth
technologies used for stroke survivors to measure the amount and intensity of functional …

Background A low-cost virtual reality system that translates movements of the hand, fingers,
and thumb into game play was designed to provide a flexible and motivating approach to …

Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability worldwide, with 70 percent of survivors
exhibiting residual impairments of the upper limb that require frequent in-person visits to …

Abstract Background The World Health Organisation's global strategy for digital health
emphasises the importance of patient involvement. Understanding the usability and …

CONCLUSIONS This overview provides low-to-moderate evidence that rehabilitation
assisted with technologies are at least as effective as conventional therapy for patients with …

Purpose To explore research relating to the use of Augmented Reality (AR) technology for
rehabilitation after stroke in order to better understand the current, and potential future …

Background Regaining independent ambulation is the top priority for individuals recovering
from stroke. Thus, physical rehabilitation post-stroke should focus on improving walking …