Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia
The number of patients diagnosed with aphasia after stroke or traumatic brain injury is constantly increasing. However, it appears that for many persons intensive outpatient speech therapy is unavailable for various reasons. Telerehabilitation could offer a possible solution of this dismal situation...
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Association of Speech-Language Pathologists of Czech Republic
2019-12-01
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description | The number of patients diagnosed with aphasia after stroke or traumatic brain injury is constantly increasing. However, it appears that for many persons intensive outpatient speech therapy is unavailable for various reasons. Telerehabilitation could offer a possible solution of this dismal situation. Abroad, this form of rehabilitation is a relatively common alternative to traditional face-to-face therapy, while in the Czech Republic we just get acquainted with this term. The article offers an overview of current possibilities of synchronous and asynchronous telerehabilitation systems that can be applied in aphasia. |
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spelling | doaj.art-99b5e7bfe23c4681afcb871fdd5980e62022-12-22T03:37:52ZcesAssociation of Speech-Language Pathologists of Czech RepublicListy klinicke logopedie2570-61792570-61792019-12-013281210.36833/lkl.2019.024lkl-201902-0002Current telerehabilitation options in aphasiaMarkéta Zatloukalová0Rehabilitační ústav Kladruby, Kladruby 30, 257 62 Kladruby u VlašimiThe number of patients diagnosed with aphasia after stroke or traumatic brain injury is constantly increasing. However, it appears that for many persons intensive outpatient speech therapy is unavailable for various reasons. Telerehabilitation could offer a possible solution of this dismal situation. Abroad, this form of rehabilitation is a relatively common alternative to traditional face-to-face therapy, while in the Czech Republic we just get acquainted with this term. The article offers an overview of current possibilities of synchronous and asynchronous telerehabilitation systems that can be applied in aphasia.https://casopis.aklcr.cz/en/artkey/lkl-201902-0002_current-telerehabilitation-options-in-aphasia.phptelerehabilitationaphasiaspeech-language pathologystrokesynchronousasynchronous |
spellingShingle | Markéta Zatloukalová Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia Listy klinicke logopedie telerehabilitation aphasia speech-language pathology stroke synchronous asynchronous |
title | Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
title_full | Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
title_fullStr | Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
title_full_unstemmed | Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
title_short | Current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
title_sort | current telerehabilitation options in aphasia |
topic | telerehabilitation aphasia speech-language pathology stroke synchronous asynchronous |
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