Elizabeth O Tibus, Maryanne Weatherill, Amy D Rodriguez
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摘要
远程实践被用于开展医疗保健的许多方面,包括康复和研究。然而,有关如何确定最佳人选和克服参与远程实践的障碍的信息却很有限。在失语症康复研究方面,我们开发了两种优化远程实践的工具:(1) 参与者技术问卷 (PTQ),这是一种适合失语症患者的工具,用于收集潜在远程实践参与者的信息;(2) 虚拟适当决策方法 (VADA),这是一种评估和修改支持虚拟活动方法的框架。PTQ 提供了有关人类、技术和环境影响因素的宝贵信息,这些因素可能会影响将活动成功过渡到虚拟形式,而 VADA 则将 PTQ 的结论进一步应用于实践。PTQ 和 VADA 可以帮助研究人员和临床医生规划和指导虚拟参与,这两种工具都有可能广泛应用于远程实践的各个领域。
Optimizing Telepractice Selection and Implementation for Persons with Aphasia.
Telepractice is used to conduct many aspects of healthcare, including rehabilitation and research. However, information regarding how to identify optimal candidates and overcome barriers to participating in telepractice are limited. In the context of aphasia rehabilitation research, we developed two tools for optimizing telepractice: (1) the Participant Technology Questionnaire (PTQ), an aphasia-friendly tool for gathering information about potential telepractice participants; and (2) the Virtual-Appropriate Decision Approach (VADA), a framework for assessing and modifying methods that support virtual activities. The PTQ provides valuable information about the effects of human, technology and setting influences that may impact the success of transitioning activities to a virtual format, while the VADA takes findings from the PTQ one step further into application. The PTQ and the VADA can help researchers and clinicians with planning and directing virtual engagement, and both tools have potential to be applied broadly in all areas of telepractice.