Background Technology is being increasingly investigated as an option to allow stroke
survivors to exploit their full potential for recovery by facilitating home-based upper limb …

Objective To identify, map and synthesize the extent and nature of existing studies on the
use of home-based digital technology to support post-stroke upper limb rehabilitation. Data …

Background Home-based training is an alternative option to provide intensive rehabilitation
without costly supervised therapy. Though several studies support the effectiveness of home …

Background: Upper extremity hemiparesis is an impairment post-stroke that impacts quality
of life. Home programs are an intervention strategy used by many occupational therapists to …

Background There is an increased need for home-based, self-managed, and low
maintenance stroke rehabilitation as well as interest in targeting the arm, which often lags …

Objective: To investigate the effectiveness of self-administered, home-based, upper limb
practice in improving upper limb activity after stroke. To compare structured home-based …

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

Introduction Emerging literature suggests that wearable devices offer a promising option for
self-directed home-based upper limb training for persons with stroke. However, little …

Background Rehabilitation technology for upper limb training of stroke patients may play an
important role as therapy tool in future, in order to meet the increasing therapy demand …

Objective This systematic review aimed to examine the effects of home-based exercises in
comparison with centre-based exercises for improving the paretic upper limb after stroke …