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At-Home, Internet-Enabled Therapy Sessions Enhance Access to Cognitive Rehabilitation for Traumatic Brain Injury Patients, Leading to High Levels of Patient and Therapist Satisfaction

The Mayo Clinic provides remote cognitive rehabilitation sessions to patients who have had an acquired brain injury. Using an Internet-based, secure instant-messaging platform, an office-based therapist conducts the rehabilitation session with the patient, who remains in or near his or her home. Patients experience improved functioning, and both patients and therapists report high levels of satisfaction with the program, which has enhanced access to rehabilitation services for patients who otherwise would find it difficult to travel to clinic facilities.

Posted in: Guidelines Plus on 03/06/2013 | Link to this post on IFP |
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