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Tele-rehabilitation for Cognitive Disorders
The aim of the study is to evaluate whether a computer-based cognitive treatment delivered via tele-rehabilitation produces an improvement in cognitive functioning comparable to the improvement achievable through the same treatment delivered in person in patients with stroke outcomes. To investigate, using a custom-designed questionnaire, the feasibility and patient satisfaction with the rehabilitative treatment delivered via telemedicine compared to the same treatment delivered in person.
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