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Outcome measures applied to robotic assistive technology for people with cerebral palsy: a pilot study

Manuel Lagos, Thais Pousada, Aroa Fernández, Rubén Carneiro, Alba Martínez, Betania Groba, Laura Nieto-Riveiro, Javier Pereira

Year
2024
Citations
4

Abstract

= 3) reflects a moderate match. No significant variations concerning the changes in functional independence were detected. The robotic platform is applicable and complementary AT for rehabilitation. This study leads to implementing some improvements in its design, proposed activities, human-robot interaction, and system for registering information.

Keywords

Cerebral palsyPsychosocialFunctional Independence MeasureUsabilityPhysical medicine and rehabilitationSystem usability scaleRehabilitationCompetence (human resources)Wearable computerPsychology

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