Background: Rehabilitation frequently extends beyond supervised clinical settings, creating a demand for scalable digital tools to support structured follow-up. We propose a novel open-source telerehabilitation platform. Objective: We descr…
Background: Loss of self-feeding ability due to severe bilateral upper extremity motor impairment (BUEMI) limits functional independence with a critical activity of daily living, increases medical risks, reduces social participation, and af…
Background: People with severe to profound intellectual disability and visual or visual and motor impairments often experience passivity and isolation. This can lead to limited environmental stimulation, reduced physical activity, and the a…
Background: Knee exoskeletons represent a significant advancement in wearable robotic technology, developed to enhance gait assistance and facilitate rehabilitation processes. These devices are increasingly used in clinical and research env…
Background: Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) causes progressive central vision loss in older adults. Low-vision rehabilitation can improve functional vision by training the use of a preferred retinal locus, commonly through clinic-bas…
Background: Indoor navigation remains a major challenge for people with visual impairments, affecting autonomy, safety, and quality of life. While navigation‑based assistive technologies leveraging artificial intelligence and mobile computi…
Background: Access to physical rehabilitation services, including orthotics and wheelchairs, is recognized as a fundamental human right but remains limited in many low- and middle-income countries due to resource constraints, fragmented car…
Background: Indonesia has the second-highest prevalence of stroke in Southeast Asia, with 4,918,487 people (1.7% of the population) living with this condition as of 2025. This is attributable to the living conditions in Indonesia, where lim…
Background: Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death, resulting in a clinical, social, and economic burden upon families and the health system worldwide. Objective: This study aimed to introduce nurse-led rehabilitation services fo…
Background: Rehabilitation health care providers (HCPs) report high levels of burnout. Self-compassion interventions have shown beneficial effects on HCP burnout, but they have never been explored in specialist rehabilitation settings where…
Background: Exercise therapy is fundamental to rehabilitation for knee osteoarthritis and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, yet adherence to prescribed exercise typically declines once clinical supervision ends. Digital rehab…
Background: Despite considerable advancements in prosthetic technology, a substantial proportion of lower limb amputees reduce or discontinue prosthesis use, with reported nonuse rates ranging from 12% to 53%. This reflects the multifactori…