Technology (e.g. robotics, assistive technology, mHealth)
Cross-Cutting
Arts & Neuroscience
Symposium
Lynne Gauthier, PhD
Associate Professor
University of Massachusetts Lowell
Burlington, Massachusetts
Yune Lee, PhD
Assistant Professor
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
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Post-stroke deficits in motor function and speech/language are commonly thought of as intractable in chronic stroke. New evidence from high-dose rehabilitation gaming suggests that high doses of therapy can benefit at least a subset of individuals. This symposium will demonstrate how two new rehabilitation gaming technologies can be used to standardize therapy for rehabilitation research, inform dose-response, and pioneer a new frontier in personalized rehabilitation. Practical strategies for how to best adopt this technology within rehabilitation practice will be discussed.
