Technology-supported client-centred rehabilitation: ‘Do patients use technologies and which skills do patients with neck pain prefer to train on?’

A Timmermans; Mieke Haesen; Kim Willems; Guido Claes; Enzo Olivieri; Bert Cuyvers; Jonas Verbrugghe; Karin Coninx

Technology-supported client-centred rehabilitation: ‘Do patients use technologies and which skills do patients with neck pain prefer to train on?’

A Timmermans, Mieke Haesen, Kim Willems, Guido Claes, Enzo Olivieri, Bert Cuyvers, Jonas Verbrugghe, Karin Coninx

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The aim of this investigation is to inventorize training preferences and motives for motor rehabilitation of patients with neck pain. This knowledge is paramount in order to develop client-centered training for technology supported rehabilitation. Technology supported rehabilitation offers opportunities for increasing exercise variability during rehabilitation and may support patients to be compliant with home exercise regimes. The second aim of this study is to evaluate to which extent patients with neck pain are familiar with the use of technologies.

Originele taal-2	English
Titel	15th World Congress on Pain
Plaats van productie	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Uitgeverij	IASP
Status	Published - 6 okt 2014
Evenement	15th World Congress on Pain - Buenos Aires, Argentina Duur: 6 okt 2014 → 11 okt 2014

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Conference	15th World Congress on Pain
Land/Regio	Argentina
Stad	Buenos Aires
Periode	6/10/14 → 11/10/14

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Technology-supported client-centred rehabilitation: ‘Do patients use technologies and which skills do patients with neck pain prefer to train on?’. / Timmermans, A; Haesen, Mieke; Willems, Kim; Claes, Guido; Olivieri, Enzo; Cuyvers, Bert; Verbrugghe, Jonas; Coninx, Karin.

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