1. ICT In Rehabilitation

2. Health Conditions Global Need for Rehabilitation
Diabetes,Cancer,HIV,MS,
Parkinson…
25000 Individuals with Ankle sprain
Chronic Diseases
Blindness, Deafness, Cerebral Palsy…
Global Need for Rehabilitation
Accidents
Health Conditions
Congenital Diseases
Aging Fall:
28-35% y≥65
32-42% y>70
50% injury hospitalization
Second causes of death
Aging
2005 to2015:23%
2015: 74% of total of YLD

3. UNESCO ICT for Persons Living with Disability Physical Economic
Mental
Social Isolation
Functionality
Cognition
Disability disadvantages
Stigma
discrimination

4. Rehabilitation Engineering Morphology Physiology Biophysics
Biomechanics
Functionality
Kinesiology

5. Distraction from disability
Hearing Assistive
TTY
Assistive Technology
Teaching by example
Distraction from disability
Mind engaged
AT for Cognition
Visual Assistive
ICT in Rehabilitation
former self
Virtual Reality
Exposure therapy
Fun
Computer Game
AT for physical
ZoomText
Magic
Braillenote,Brailliant Briall display
Scan & read software:kurzweil 3000,Read & Write Gold
Word prediction software:Word Q
Voice recognition software:Speak Q,MacSpeech Dictate
Nintendo Wii
OMNI
Video game-like
One handed
Ergonomic
Onscreen
Small
Large
Mobile Technology
Mobile Technology
Social interaction
Popularity
Capability
Mobility

6. Preferences
study
Map Study
Challenges
study
Technical study

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