用于新轮椅评估的远程康复技术:患者特征的回顾性研究。

IF 2.5 Q1 REHABILITATION International Journal of Telerehabilitation Pub Date : 2024-06-28 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.5195/ijt.2024.6630
Chelsea McClammer, Elizabeth A Choma, Richard M Schein, Mark R Schmeler, Gede Pramana, Jake Gliniak, Corey Morrow
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本文旨在描述残疾人(PwD)通过远程康复寻求新轮椅评估的临床和个人因素,并将其与面对面预约进行比较。这项回顾性队列分析使用了功能移动性评估和统一数据集,该数据集是一个全国范围的登记册,在 31 个临床站点持续登记寻求新轮椅评估的残疾人。残疾人被分为远程康复组和亲临现场组。远程康复组有 1,669 名残疾人,亲临现场组有 10,284 名残疾人。远程康复组的平均年龄和渐进性获得性残疾的比例均高于亲身参与组。该项目为未来的比较效果研究奠定了基础,可能会影响轮椅服务的远程康复报销政策。
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Telerehabilitation for New Wheelchair Evaluations: A Retrospective Study of Patient Characteristics.

The purpose of this paper was to describe the clinical and personal factors of persons with disabilities (PwD) seeking a new wheelchair evaluation via telerehabilitation compared to in-person appointments. This retrospective cohort analysis used the Functional Mobility Assessment and Uniform Dataset, which is a nationwide registry with ongoing enrollment at 31 clinical sites of PwD seeking a new wheelchair evaluation. PwD were stratified into either a Telerehabilitation Group or In-Person Group. There were 1,669 PwD in the Telerehabilitation Group and 10,284 in the In-Person Group. The Telerehabilitation Group had a higher mean age and higher percentage of Progressively Acquired Disabilities than the In-Person Group. This project lays the groundwork for future comparative effectiveness studies, which may influence telerehabilitation reimbursement policies for wheelchair services.

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