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Robot Assisted Neurological Rehabilitation at Home: Motivational Aspects and Concepts for Tele-Rehabilitation

Schmidt, H.; Johnson, M. J.; · Public Health Forum, Berlin · 2009 · Heft 12 · S. 8 bis 10

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Zeitschrift
Public Health Forum, Berlin
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Schmidt, H.; Johnson, M. J.;
Ausgabe
Heft 12 / 2009
Jahrgang 17
Seiten
8 bis 10
Erschienen: 2009-12-01 00:00:00
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0944-5587
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Zusammenfassung

Stroke, traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries are a major cause of disability and handicap in the indu-strialized world. Stroke patients are the largest group (currently 750 000 individuals/year affected in the United States, 250 000 individuals/ year in Germany) the prevalence being 200-300 patients/100 000 inhabitants (Williams et al, 1999).

Schlagworte

REHABILITATION TRAINING PATIENT PUBLIC HEALTH WHO MOTIVATION AINS ARM SOFTWARE LITERATUR BERLIN WISCONSIN GESUNDHEITSVERSORGUNG SICHERHEIT PATIENTEN DEUTSCHLAND