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Computerised automated feedback systems for sit-to-stand training

2019-01-01

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The ability to stand-up from sitting declines with age. Manual rehabilitation services are being challenged by the increasingly older frailer population with patients are receiving sub-optimal access to professional therapy. Technology may offer solutions. Following a review of the literature as well as clinical observations, user surveys and interviews, an initial design specification for a computerised automated...

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c5509c92-a2fd-5a9b-bb0c-fb9f56bdd233
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10.48730/sewz-k967
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