To validate the feasibility of offering a live-stream group dance intervention to hospitalized patients in the subacute phase of rehabilitation as part of a pilot investigation.
Key Findings:
The remote dance-therapy program was safe and has been shown to have similar effects to conventional treatment in improving trunk control and balance function.
Telerehabilitation is feasible, usable, and acceptable for stroke patients, ensuring continuity of care and improving access to rehabilitation therapies.
Interpretation:
Limitations:
The study's small sample size may limit the generalizability of the findings.
The intervention's effectiveness compared to traditional rehabilitation methods requires further investigation.
Conclusion:
The pilot investigation suggests potential for live-stream dance interventions in enhancing rehabilitation for stroke patients, as indicated by the findings.
