Rehabilitation centred design
Rehabilitation centred design
Stroke is a significant cause of disability, and is predicted to become a greater burden as population demographics shift. Research suggests that the completion of rehabilitation exercises can considerably improve function in damaged limbs, yet these exercises can be both boring and frustrating for patients to complete at home. New technologies create possibilities to support rehabilitation in motivating and entertaining ways, and, in this paper, we present a case study that illustrates the work of designing such technologies for a single user. Participation in this case study has highlighted some interesting tensions between designing for rehabilitation and designing for the user.
rehabilitation technologies, stroke, rehabilitation centred design, motivation
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Harris, Eric
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Balaam, Madeline, Fitzpatrick, Geraldine, Axelrod, Lesley, Harris, Eric, McAllister, Graham, Hughes, Ann-Marie, Burridge, Jane, Nind, Thomas, Ricketts, Ian, Rennick-Egglestone, Stefan, Wilkinson, Anna, Mawson, Sue, Rodden, Tim, Probert Smith, Penny, Shublaq, Nour and Robertson, Zoe
(2010)
Rehabilitation centred design.
CHI 2010 (ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems), Atlanta, GA, United States.
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(doi:10.1145/1753846.1754197).
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Stroke is a significant cause of disability, and is predicted to become a greater burden as population demographics shift. Research suggests that the completion of rehabilitation exercises can considerably improve function in damaged limbs, yet these exercises can be both boring and frustrating for patients to complete at home. New technologies create possibilities to support rehabilitation in motivating and entertaining ways, and, in this paper, we present a case study that illustrates the work of designing such technologies for a single user. Participation in this case study has highlighted some interesting tensions between designing for rehabilitation and designing for the user.
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Submitted date: 14 October 2009
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Event Dates: 10-15th April 2010
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CHI 2010 (ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems), Atlanta, GA, United States, 2010-04-15
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rehabilitation technologies, stroke, rehabilitation centred design, motivation
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Madeline Balaam
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Geraldine Fitzpatrick
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Lesley Axelrod
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Eric Harris
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Graham McAllister
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Jane Burridge
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Thomas Nind
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Ian Ricketts
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Stefan Rennick-Egglestone
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Anna Wilkinson
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Sue Mawson
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Tim Rodden
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Penny Probert Smith
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Nour Shublaq
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Zoe Robertson
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