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Katherine B. Knox et al.

Summary: This study aims to share the perspectives of people living with MS and physiotherapists on their experiences in a randomized clinical trial of online physiotherapy versus an active comparator. The results show that while the online physiotherapy platform is useful for supporting exercise, there are limitations in terms of usability and utility. The needs of people with moderate to severe MS should be considered, especially with the increasing popularity of online platforms during the pandemic.

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Summary: Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there has been a significant increase in the use of telehealth worldwide. However, certain populations, such as those living in lower socioeconomic areas, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, people with disabilities, and those with low health literacy, are less likely to access telehealth services. This article proposes practical steps to reduce the digital divide and improve equitable access to telehealth, including improving digital health literacy, training healthcare workers in telehealth, co-designing new models of telehealth-enabled care, advocating for culturally appropriate services, and establishing sustainable funding models.

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Summary: This study compared the use and perceived difficulty in the use of eHealth among people with and without impairment, and how different types of impairment were associated with perceived difficulty. The results showed that participants with impairment reported less use and more difficulty in the use of all eHealth services compared to participants without impairment. Among different types of impairment, participants with communication, language and calculation impairments, as well as intellectual impairments, reported the least use and most difficulty in using eHealth. The Swedish national web-portal for health information and services, 1177.se, was reported as the most difficult to use by participants with certain impairments.

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Telerehabilitation for musculoskeletal pain - An overview of systematic reviews

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Summary: This study conducted a systematic review to examine the evidence for telerehabilitation in managing musculoskeletal pain. A total of 16 systematic reviews were included, with 11 reviews having meta-analyses and most of them having high methodological quality. The results showed that 5 reviews supported the effectiveness of telehealth intervention for chronic pain conditions, while 2 high-quality reviews reported the absence of evidence for non-specific low back pain.

DIGITAL HEALTH (2023)

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David W. Lawson et al.

Summary: This study explores the acceptability of telerehabilitation for memory rehabilitation. The findings show that telerehabilitation is acceptable to users, with positive experiences and perceived benefits.

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Susan S. Conroy et al.

Summary: Patient portals are proving to be effective in managing chronic diseases and are now being used in rehabilitation as well. This pilot study examined the feasibility and acceptance of using a nationwide patient portal system for secure messaging in stroke arm telerehabilitation. The results showed improved therapist efficiency and high satisfaction among patients, making it a viable method for delivering care to chronic stroke patients.

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Fereshteh Ghadiri et al.

Summary: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of telemedicine in providing efficient medical care for patients, including those with multiple sclerosis (MS). Telemedicine has improved health and quality of life for MS patients during the pandemic and has the potential to be a cost-effective platform for rehabilitation programs. However, challenges such as privacy issues, socioeconomic disparities, e-health literacy, and limitations in neurologic examinations need to be addressed.

ACTA NEUROLOGICA BELGICA (2022)

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Jo Burke et al.

Summary: The study explored speech and language therapists' experiences of delivering computer therapy and identified key factors that may influence the implementation, such as intervention characteristics, knowledge and beliefs about the intervention, patient needs, networks and communications, and reflecting and evaluating. Personalization, feedback, and volunteer support were seen as benefits, but resource and execution barriers need to be addressed for successful implementation.

DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION (2022)

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Christiane Voelter et al.

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HNO (2022)

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Telerehabilitation perceptions and experiences of physiatrists in a lower-middle-income country during the COVID-19 pandemic

Carl Froilan D. Leochico et al.

Summary: During the pandemic, physiatrists in the Philippines showed limited knowledge, skills, and experience in telerehabilitation, with most recognizing the need for it but expressing concerns about the lack of thorough patient examination and medicolegal liability issues.

PM&R (2022)

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Highly-Individualized Physical Therapy Instruction Beyond the Clinic Using Wearable Inertial Sensors

Samir A. Rawashdeh et al.

Summary: This paper presents a rehabilitation assistive technology that uses body-worn motion sensors and a mobile application to extend the reach of a physical rehabilitation specialist beyond the clinic. It allows for individualized exercises to be captured and provides real-time corrective feedback to ensure accuracy. The system has been tested and shown to improve exercise adherence and performance.

IEEE ACCESS (2022)

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Summary: Most physiotherapists had their face-to-face practice interrupted for a short time due to the COVID-19 outbreak, but they continue to treat all disease conditions in spite of inherent physical intimacy and increased risk of infection.

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Telerehabilitation during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden: a survey of use and perceptions among physiotherapists treating people with neurological diseases or older adults

Lucian Bezuidenhout et al.

Summary: While physiotherapists in Sweden showed interest in using ICT for rehabilitation and were willing to learn, few actually used telerehabilitation services before or during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also perceived barriers for implementation, such as patients' ability to use ICT and existing reimbursement systems within health care. Strengthening expertise regarding remote services among physiotherapists is emphasized based on these findings.

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Aoife Stephenson et al.

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Telerehabilitation for Stroke is Here to Stay. But at What Cost?

Kate Laver et al.

Summary: The use of telerehabilitation has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and although evidence supporting its efficacy is limited, current systematic reviews suggest that it is not inferior to face-to-face treatment. However, challenges such as inclusivity, differences in online interactions, and supporting staff fatigue need to be addressed for widespread adoption.

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Digital habits of pulmonary rehabilitation service-users following the COVID-19 pandemic

Oliver Polgar et al.

Summary: Digital access and confidence improved among pulmonary rehabilitation service-users during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there was no change in the proportion of patients opting for remote web-based pulmonary rehabilitation.

CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE (2022)

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Raised illness mastering - a phenomenological hermeneutic study of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients' experiences while participating in a long-term telerehabilitation programme

Charlotte Simony et al.

Summary: This study investigated COPD patients' experience in controlling their illness during their participation in a long-term interprofessional and cross-sectoral telerehabilitation programme called C(sic)PD-Life. The results showed that patients experienced improvement in their ability to cope with COPD through participation in the programme, and they felt supported by an interprofessional rehabilitation team in dealing with physical, mental, social, and relational challenges. The programme was perceived as surprisingly easy by the patients. The telerehabilitation solution C(sic)PD-Life provides benefits for COPD patients, including improved illness management, attendance and outcome of rehabilitation, as well as enhanced physical and social activity. However, further research is needed to fully understand the capacity and impact of tele-based pulmonary rehabilitation.

DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION-ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (2022)

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DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION-ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (2022)

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Marie Veje Knudsen et al.

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Article Rehabilitation

Evaluation of a Game Based Tele Rehabilitation Platform for In-Home Therapy of Hand-Arm Function Post Stroke: Feasibility Study

Tony Szturm et al.

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PM&R (2021)

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Sami Ullah et al.

Summary: The study found that although a certain percentage of rehabilitation professionals considered telerehabilitation as an important service delivery method, most of them did not participate in it. They cited lack of knowledge in information technology, cost, and other factors as barriers to their limited use of telerehabilitation systems. Establishing local telerehabilitation guidelines and addressing barriers related to training, resources, cost, policy making, confidentiality, and patient perception are necessary.

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Kalyana Chakravarthy Bairapareddy et al.

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HELIYON (2021)

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AURAL REHABILITATION VIA TELEPRACTICE DURING COVID-19: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON EVOLVING EARLY INTERVENTION PRACTICES

Rebecca Claridge et al.

Summary: The study found that telepractice was rapidly adopted globally, and specialized lesson kits played a positive role in overcoming barriers to delivery.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TELEREHABILITATION (2021)

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Thomas M. Helms et al.

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Article Rehabilitation

A Brief Intervention to Support Implementation of Telerehabilitation by Community Rehabilitation Services During COVID-19: A Feasibility Study

Narelle S. Cox et al.

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ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (2021)

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Expert Consensus: Telehealth Skills for Health Care Professionals

Kevin Galpin et al.

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Silvia Guillen-Climent et al.

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Claudio Di Lorito et al.

Summary: Video delivery for early dementia patients has been somewhat successful, highlighting the importance of supportive caregivers and enthusiastic therapists. Benefits include time efficiency, enhanced motivation and caregiver awareness, while challenges lie in users' IT skills and resources.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH (2021)

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Mai Tsutsui et al.

Summary: Pulmonary rehabilitation programs for COPD patients have been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to reduced services or closures. The vulnerability of COPD patients to severe complications of COVID-19 has caused them to be advised to avoid social contact, increasing risks of physical deconditioning, depression, and social isolation. Transitioning to home-based telerehabilitation has faced barriers such as technology access, program evaluation standardization, and training for health professionals.

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Agnes Langer et al.

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NPJ PARKINSONS DISEASE (2021)

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TELEREHABILITATION (2021)

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TELEREHABILITATION (2021)

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Carlos Bernal-Utrera et al.

Summary: The study aimed to analyze the experience and opinions of isolated patients with COVID-19 included in a 14-day telerehabilitation exercise program, reflecting the viability and usefulness of telerehabilitation tools in managing these patients qualitatively. The telerehabilitation program established for COVID-19 patients in home confinement was well received, with no major technical difficulties and resulting in both physical and psychological improvements. Patients emphasized the importance of implementing such programs in public health systems.

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Claire Morris et al.

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