Monitoring of Upper Limb Rehabilitation and Recovery after Stroke: an Architecture for a Cloud-based Therapy Platform

Woodman, S; Hiden, H; Turner, M; Dowsland, S; Watson, P

doi:10.1109/eScience.2015.29

Monitoring of Upper Limb Rehabilitation and Recovery after Stroke: an Architecture for a Cloud-based Therapy Platform

Lookup NU author(s): Dr Simon Woodman, Dr Hugo Hiden, Mark Turner, Stephen Dowsland, Professor Paul Watson ORCiD

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Abstract

Amongst the therapies available to stroke sufferers, one that is gaining attention is the application of video games to encourage therapeutic movement. The Limbs Alive project at Newcastle University has developed a system that gathers therapeutic game data from patients, uses statistical tools to estimate a number of performance metrics and presents the results to patients and clinicians via web applications. This paper describes the architecture of this system and outlines the various technical challenges that were overcome, including in security and deployment.