Abstract The enTECH Telerehabilitation Program explored the use of telerehabilitation as an
alternative service delivery model for early intervention therapy services. Utilizing the …

Early Intervention (EI) services for children birth through two years of age are mandated by
Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA); however, personnel …

The use of telehealth as a service delivery method for early intervention (EI) is in its infancy
and few studies have examined its use within the context of a statewide program. The focus …

Background: Early intervention (EI) services are designed to promote the development of
skills and enhance the quality of life of infants and toddlers who have been identified as …

Purpose: To describe the characteristics and effectiveness of pediatric telerehabilitation
interventions offered to children 0–12 years old or to their families. Methods: A systematic …

Rehabilitation service providers in rural or underserved areas are often challenged in
meeting the needs of their complex patients due to limited resources in their geographical …

Telerehabilitation is an emerging method of delivering rehabilitation services that uses
technology to serve clients, clinicians, and systems by minimizing the barriers of distance …

Purpose. To identify clinical outcomes, clinical process, healthcare utilization and costs
associated with telerehabilitation for individuals with physical disabilities. Method. Relevant …

Telerehabilitation (TR) is an important subdiscipline of telemedicine. Although its history is
relatively brief compared to other areas of telemedicine, it has quickly emerged as an area of …

Telerehabilitation refers to the delivery of rehabilitation services via information and
communication technologies. Clinically, this term encompasses a range of rehabilitation and …