Mobile Conversational Agents for Stroke Rehabilitation Therapy

D. Griol, Zoraida Callejas Carrión
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Mobile health (m-Health) has emerged as a rapidly developing area that is transforming clinical research and health care on a global scale. In this paper, we describe a conversational app for the therapy of stroke rehabilitation. The main objective of the conversational app is to help recovering cognitive abilities of patients by means of a set of proposed exercises, which are divided into 8 categories focused on specific abilities. These categories have been defined after a detailed review of the guidelines for rehabilitation and training therapies. In addition, the application integrates a multimodal conversational interface to facilitate human-computer interaction, which has been specially designed for the elderly and patients with motor or visual or disabilities. The exercises provided by the application can be easily adapted to the specific users' requirements and preferences by means of the incorporation, deletion or modification of routines stored into a specific database isolated from the logic of the application.
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卒中康复治疗的移动会话代理
移动医疗(m-Health)已成为一个迅速发展的领域,正在全球范围内改变临床研究和卫生保健。在本文中,我们描述了一个会话应用程序的治疗中风康复。这款对话应用的主要目标是通过一组建议的练习来帮助患者恢复认知能力,这些练习分为8类,重点关注特定的能力。这些类别是在对康复和训练疗法的指导方针进行详细审查后确定的。此外,该应用程序集成了一个多模式对话界面,以促进人机交互,这是专门为老年人和有运动或视觉障碍或残疾的患者设计的。通过合并、删除或修改存储在与应用程序逻辑隔离的特定数据库中的例程,应用程序提供的练习可以很容易地适应特定用户的需求和偏好。
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