sFEra APP:一种用于执行功能训练的新型平板应用程序的描述和可用性。

Carol Coricelli, Marilena Aiello, Alberta Lunardelli, Giulia Galli, Raffaella Ida Rumiati
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执行功能包括计划、工作记忆、抑制、心理灵活性、行动监控和启动等功能,对独立的日常生活至关重要。患有脑损伤的人,如中风,通常会出现执行力缺陷,从而降低恢复功能独立性的能力。近年来,人们对为中风患者和健康的老年人开发基于平板电脑的认知训练项目越来越感兴趣,因为这些项目可以在无监督的环境中进行。在这方面,我们描述并评估了一种用于执行功能训练的新型平板应用程序(app)的可用性,该应用程序是在memory -net项目的背景下开发的,memory -net项目是意大利-斯洛文尼亚的一个跨境中风患者康复项目。我们对16名参与者进行了一项非临床样本的试点研究,以获取有关sFEra APP可用性的信息。我们的描述性分析表明,大多数用户对整体体验感到满意,该应用程序具有很高的可用性,说明清晰,即使以前很少使用平板电脑应用程序。可接受性和有效性需要在临床随机对照研究中进行评估。
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sFEra APP: Description and Usability of a Novel Tablet Application for Executive Functions Training.

sFEra APP: Description and Usability of a Novel Tablet Application for Executive Functions Training.

sFEra APP: Description and Usability of a Novel Tablet Application for Executive Functions Training.

sFEra APP: Description and Usability of a Novel Tablet Application for Executive Functions Training.

Executive functions include functions such as planning, working memory, inhibition, mental flexibility, and action monitoring and initiation, and are essential to carry out an independent everyday life. Individuals suffering from brain injury, such as a stroke, very commonly experience executive deficits that reduce the capacity to regain functional independence. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in developing tablet computer-based cognitive training programs for stroke patients and healthy aging adults since such programs can be included in non-supervised environments. In this respect, we described and evaluated the usability of a novel tablet application (app) for executive function training, developed in the context of the MEMORI-net project, a cross-border Italy-Slovenia program for the rehabilitation of stroke patients. We conducted a pilot study with a non-clinical sample of 16 participants to obtain information about the usability of the sFEra APP. Our descriptive analyses suggest that most users were satisfied with the overall experience and the app was highly usable, and instructions were clear, even with little previous experience with tablet applications. Acceptability and effectiveness will need to be evaluated in a clinical randomized controlled study.

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