2D-Tasks for Cognitive Rehabilitation

Hernandez, Robert; Moreno, José Luis Ocaña; Molina, A.; Celma, S.; Sánchez, Javier Solana; Carrión, R. Sánchez; Casado, E. Fernández; Rodríguez, Ricardo Zamora; Pulido, Almudena Gómez; Tafalla, Carles Anglés; Taladriz, César Cáceres; Bergadà, Maria Ferré; Rovira, Teresa Malagarriga; López, Pedro; Muñoz, Josep M. Tormos; Aguilera, Enrique J. Gómez

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-23508-5_218

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“…Interestingly, one research paper indicated the successful transfer of skills following the completion of a 20-session problem-solving program on an interactive rehabilitation platform called PREVIRNEC remotely monitored by therapists (Soong & Man, 2006). The initial findings indicated that 90.24% of participants with TBI reported some degree of cognitive improvement in a clinical trial of the cognitive tasks on the PREVIRNEC platform (Hernández et al, 2012).…”

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A qualitative study adopting a user-centered approach to design and validate a brain computer interface for cognitive rehabilitation for people with brain injury

Martin¹,

Armstrong²,

Thomson³

et al. 2017

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Cognitive rehabilitation is established as a core intervention within rehabilitation programs following a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Digitally enabled assistive technologies offer opportunities for clinicians to increase remote access to rehabilitation supporting transition into home. Brain Computer Interface (BCI) systems can harness the residual abilities of individuals with limited function to gain control over computers through their brain waves. This paper presents an online cognitive rehabilitation application developed with therapists, to work remotely with people who have TBI, who will use BCI at home to engage in the therapy. A qualitative research study was completed with people who are community dwellers post brain injury (end users), and a cohort of therapists involved in cognitive rehabilitation. A user-centered approach over three phases in the development, design and feasibility testing of this cognitive rehabilitation application included two tasks (Find-a-Category and a Memory Card task). The therapist could remotely prescribe activity with different levels of difficulty. The service user had a home interface which would present the therapy activities. This novel work was achieved by an international consortium of academics, business partners and service users.

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confidence: 99%

A qualitative study adopting a user-centered approach to design and validate a brain computer interface for cognitive rehabilitation for people with brain injury

Martin¹,

Armstrong²,

Thomson³

et al. 2017

Assistive Technology

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Video-Based Tasks for Emotional Processing Rehabilitation in Schizophrenia

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Abstract-Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by a breakdown of cognitive processes and by a deficit of typical emotional responses. Effectiveness of computerized task has been demonstrated in the field of cognitive rehabilitation. However, current rehabilitation programs based on virtual environments normally focus on higher cognitive functions, not covering social cognition training. This paper presents a set of video-based tasks specifically designed for the rehabilitation of emotional processing deficits in patients in early stages of schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorders. These tasks are part of the Mental Health program of Guttmann NeuroPersonalTrainer® cognitive tele-rehabilitation platform, and entail innovation both from a clinical and technological perspective in relation with former traditional therapeutic contents.

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A Mobile Navigation System Based on Visual Cues for Pedestrians with Cognitive Disabilities

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Ojala

2015

Assistive Technologies for Physical and Cognitive Disabilities

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The authors present a prototype of a mobile navigation system designed for pedestrians with cognitive disabilities. The system first determines the shortest route from current location to a desired predefined destination from a set of candidate routes obtained from Bing Maps and Google Maps. Then the system extracts intermediate targets (decision points) from the route according to street crossings. The guidance to the next intermediate target is provided in the form of atomic textual and auditory instructions, together with visual cues extracted automatically from Google Street View. The experimental evaluation of the application is carried out via a field study with two subjects with Down syndrome in authentic urban setting. The chapter concludes with a reflection on the design of the system and the findings of the field study.

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2D-Tasks for Cognitive Rehabilitation

Cited by 3 publications

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A qualitative study adopting a user-centered approach to design and validate a brain computer interface for cognitive rehabilitation for people with brain injury

A qualitative study adopting a user-centered approach to design and validate a brain computer interface for cognitive rehabilitation for people with brain injury

Video-Based Tasks for Emotional Processing Rehabilitation in Schizophrenia

A Mobile Navigation System Based on Visual Cues for Pedestrians with Cognitive Disabilities

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