Telerehabilitation is a promising alternative health-care delivery system, but currently lacks
broad-based empirical support for the efficacy and cost utility of its interventions. This article …

Telehealth is a broad term used to describe the use of electronic or digital information and
communications technologies to support clinical healthcare, patient and professional health …

Telerehabilitation refers to the delivery of rehabilitation services via information and
communication technologies. Clinically, this term encompasses a range of rehabilitation and …

Telerehabilitation in which rehabilitation services are provided at a distance using
communication technologies is a new and developing field of telehealth. Primarily …

In the past decade, the use of technology for remote assessment and intervention in
rehabilitation has grown exponentially, paving the way for the development of …

Telerehabilitation is the use of technology to deliver rehabilitation services when the patient
and practitioner are in different physical locations. This commentary presents current …

Telerehabilitation (TR) is an important subdiscipline of telemedicine. Although its history is
relatively brief compared to other areas of telemedicine, it has quickly emerged as an area of …

Rehabilitation service providers in rural or underserved areas are often challenged in
meeting the needs of their complex patients due to limited resources in their geographical …

The proliferation of advanced technologies led researchers within the Rehabilitation
Engineering Research Center on Telerehabilitation (RERC-TR) to devise an integrated …

The Telerehabilitation Special Interest Group of the American Telemedicine Association is
comprised of practitioners in health and education and technology specialists who are …