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- Virtual_rehabilitation abstract "Virtual rehabilitation is a concept in psychology in which a therapeutic patient's training is based entirely on, or is augmented by, virtual reality simulation exercises. If there is no conventional therapy provided, the rehabilitation is said to be "virtual reality-based." Otherwise, if virtual rehabilitation is in addition to conventional therapy, the intervention is "virtual reality-augmented." Today, a majority of the population uses the virtual environment to navigate their daily lives. Almost one fourth of the world population uses the internet. In fact, virtual therapy has been used to treat a number of disorders.The term Virtual Rehabilitation was coined in 2002 by Professor Daniel Thalmann of EPFL (Switzerland) and Professor Grigore Burdea of Rutgers University (USA). In their view the term applies to both physical therapy and cognitive interventions (such as for patients suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, phobias, anxieties, attention deficits or amnesia). Since 2008, the virtual rehabilitation "community" has been supported by the International Society on Virtual Rehabilitation Virtual rehabilitation offers a number of advantages compared to conventional therapeutic methods: It is entertaining, thus motivating the patient; It provides objective outcome measures of therapy efficacy (limb velocity, range of movement, error rates, game scores, etc.); These data are transparently stored by the computer running the simulation and can be made available on the Internet. Thus virtual rehabilitation can be performed in the patient's home and monitored at a distance (becoming telerehabilitation) The client feels more actively involved in the desensitizationFactors to consider: cultural sensitivity financing virtual therapy accessibility↑ ↑".
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- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Amnesia.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Therapy.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Cognitive_Interventions.
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- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Daniel_Thalmann.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Physical_therapy.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Post-traumatic_stress_disorder.
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- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Rutgers_University.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLink Virtual_reality.
- Virtual_rehabilitation wikiPageWikiLinkText "Virtual Rehabilitation".
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- Virtual_rehabilitation subject Category:Therapy.
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- Virtual_rehabilitation comment "Virtual rehabilitation is a concept in psychology in which a therapeutic patient's training is based entirely on, or is augmented by, virtual reality simulation exercises. If there is no conventional therapy provided, the rehabilitation is said to be "virtual reality-based." Otherwise, if virtual rehabilitation is in addition to conventional therapy, the intervention is "virtual reality-augmented." Today, a majority of the population uses the virtual environment to navigate their daily lives.".
- Virtual_rehabilitation label "Virtual rehabilitation".
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