Telehealth & Digital Health Research

KEY FINDING: Participants used videogames to overcome physical and mental barriers to social interaction, such as neurological pain, lack of wheelchair accessible environments and long hospital admissions.

KEY FINDING: The VIP4SCI platform was seen as usable and feasible by both patients and clinicians, with platform satisfaction scores ranging from +0.9 to +2.5 on a −3 to +3 scale.

KEY FINDING: The study aims to evaluate the efficacy of GAIN Lite added to enhanced usual care (EUC) for adults with mild-to-moderate PPCS compared to EUC only.

KEY FINDING: The wearable system achieves high accuracy in detecting pressure (98%) and finger flexion (97%), demonstrating its potential as an effective rehabilitation tool.

KEY FINDING: There were no statistically significant changes from baseline to 3-month follow up in weight, waist circumference, Knowledge and Nutrition Evaluation, and LSIA.

KEY FINDING: Internet use among individuals with SCI increased from 77.7% in 2012 to 88.1% in 2018.

KEY FINDING: Participants attended an average of 83% of the weekly group videoconferences.

KEY FINDING: Both the XG and CG showed significant improvements post intervention with medium to large effect sizes in the PDMS-2 grasp and VMI tests scores, as well as the CUE assessment outcome measures

KEY FINDING: The WHEELS app was successfully developed with 16 behavior change strategies.

KEY FINDING: The graphical user interface (GUI) and PDF export of the ISNCSCI worksheet were adapted for multilingual implementations.