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Akzeptanz emotionssensitiver Trainingssysteme von Patienten mit Fazialisparese und deren Angehöriger
N.N. · Pädiatrische Praxis · 2017 · Heft 06 · S. 380-387
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Abstract Background New technologies in telemedicine may be able to solve impeding supply gaps which are associated with demographic change in Germany. This study evaluated the acceptance of emotion-sensitive training systems for individuals with facial palsy. Methods 76 patients with facial-paralysis and 44 of their relatives where surveyed for technology acceptance and affinity, mental and physical health-related quality of life (HrQoL), depression (PHQ9), social anxiety (LSAS) and dysfunction of facial expression (FACE, patients only). Additional items assessed the patients̓ attitudes regarding therapeutic be…
Schlagworte
Fazialisparese
Telemedizin
Telerehabilitation
Technikakzeptanz
emotionssensitive Systeme
facial palsy
telemedicine
technology acceptance
emotion sensitive training systems
Pädiatrische Praxis
