RERC on Telerehabilitation

Policy Research and Policy Tools

amolinero — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:12:39 +0000

Today is the last day and we think it has been a great conference. We appreciate all of your input into the sessions. Today Dr. Kate Seelman and Linda Hartman presented on policy research and policy tools for telerehabilitation. They, with their expert panelists, did a great job! Please let us know your comments, thoughts and questions regarding policy research and policy tools here. As with the other sessions, we want to keep the discussion going! If you missed today’s session, the recording is available at

http://pitt.na3.acrobat.com/p32675244/

All of the continuing education forms for each day are at
http://www.rerctr.pitt.edu/RERC_TR_SOS/

Thanks for a terrific conference. We hope to see you again in the near future!

Technologies: Accessibility and Usability

amolinero — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:07:56 +0000

Drs. Michael Pramuka and Linda vanRoosmalen and their invited panelists discussed the accessibility and usability of telerehabilitation technologies. We’d like to know your thoughts, comments or questions related to the presentation! If you missed the session, you view it at:
http://pitt.na3.acrobat.com/p68868004/

If you need to download the continuing education forms, visit: http://www.rerctr.pitt.edu/RERC_TR_SOS/

Clinical and Vocational Applications

amolinero — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:02:00 +0000

Well, we made it through Day 2 of the State of the Science Conference! In this session, Drs. Mark Schmeler and Michael McCue and their colleagues presented some of the research, opportunities and challenges in both clinical and vocational applications for telerehabilitation. What thoughts, comments or questions do you have related to their presentation? Let’s keep the discussion going! We’ll try to respond to any questions that weren’t addressed in the session here. Thanks for your participation!

An Informatics Perspective

amolinero — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 23:52:24 +0000

Well, what did you think of today’s session? Dr. Bambang Parmanto and his colleagues discussed the issues related to the technical infrastructure that supports telerehabilitation. We anticipate a lot of interaction with all of you as participants this week, so let’s keep the discussion going here! Post your thoughts, comments and questions. If you missed the first session, view the archived recording at http://pitt.na3.acrobat.com/p85426544/.

Welcome State of the Science Participants!

amolinero — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:52:56 +0000

Hi everyone!

Soon we will all be connected in our virtual seminar room. As you know, one of the limitations of holding a virtual conference is that you don’t get to interact with your colleagues between sessions as you would in a traditional face to face meeting. We are anticipating some great dialogue in our sessions, so we’ve created this blog to help continue discussion after the sessions have ended. Our presenters and expert panelists will be checking in here and responding periodically throughout the week. The categories related to the general topics of each day will be listed on the right as they occur. Please feel free to post your comments, interact with presenters, panelists and other participants. We look forward to meeting all of you!

Sincerely,

The RERC on Telerehabilitation SOS Team