The portal remote rehabilitation "NeuroDom": implementation and testing

idIvanilova T.N., idVasilenko I.V., idSemenov V.A., idDneprovskaya M.A., Yurinsky Y.A., Mirbadiev S.Z., idProkopenko S.V., idSubocheva S.A.

UDC 378.146 +004.031.42
DOI: 10.26102/2310-6018/2020.2

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Remote neurorehabilitation refers to the field of telemedicine and allows the restoration of impaired body functions as a result of spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, heart attack, multiple sclerosis, etc. at the third stage of medical rehabilitation. The portal is designed to create continuous rehabilitation at home with feedback from the doctor; timely adjustment of the individual trajectory of patient rehabilitation; monitoring the results of rehabilitation through online monitoring of the patient’s health using the video recording function built into the system. Performing a set of exercises with the help of information and communication technologies in a remote format will optimally increase the physical, mental and social potential of the patient, for better integration into society. The article describes and presents the results of testing the portal of remote neurorehabilitation: safety testing, functional testing for the roles (doctor, patient, administrator) of the site was checked using test cases; performance testing; for usability - testing, a survey was conducted on real patients and a percentage ratio was compiled; testing the mobile version using the adaptivator tool, which revealed the pros and cons of the mobile version. Testing of the portal was carried out on 20 real patients. Identified errors during testing of the remote portal are resolved. The portal is at the stage of implementation at the Professor Clinic of KrasGMU named after Professors V.F. War-Yasenetsky.

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Ivanilova Tatyana Nikolaevna
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor
Email: ivanilovatn@gmail.com

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Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Siberian State University of Science and Technology named after Academician M.F. Reshetneva”,