OEP delivered as a computer rehabilitation game?

Dawn has two PhD students working with her at Glasgow Caledonian University, looking at developing games for health that can be ‘played’ by older people on a computer at home. One is considering the best interface for physiotherapists to be able to monitor and progress the exercise by receiving information on the games useage and the other is looking at the ‘top-up’ effect the games could have on adherence to the programme and on strength and balance outcomes.

LLT Statement – Practical Assessment Process (PSI/OEP) during the COVID-19 Pandemic
January 6, 2021

LLT Guidance In response to COVID-19 FaME & OEP Delivered as Virtual Exercise Programmes & Home Alone Guidance
August 16, 2020

LLT – FAQs relating to plans for face to face training days
June 15, 2020

LLT Statement – Rationale for maintaining face to face approaches within our qualifications (May 2020)
May 10, 2020

Older people helping Wigan improve their leisure offer for strength and balance
October 5, 2019

Strength and balance quality markers Supporting improvement through audit (Public Health England, 2019)
July 30, 2019