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Le Programme de Plateforme technologique L'objectif de ce programme est de développer des projets qui visent à utiliser le site Web du REPAR comme une plateforme de transfert des connaissances. Nos objectifs spécifiques sont de rendre disponible aux chercheurs, cliniciens et étudiants des outils de mise à jour des connaissances dans un contexte de la pratique fondée sur les données probantes. Le Bulletin Réadap_veille est un exemple ainsi que les moteurs spécialisés tels le StrokEngine et le InfoBrûlure. La plateforme contient un choix d'outils d'évaluation clinique, de guides de pratique clinique ou de prise en charge de clientèles ainsi que des modules éducationnels. Cette section offrira également des liens vers des sites Web pertinents pour la pratique fondée sur les données probantes. |
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| 16 mars 2023 | Journée scientifique REPAR-INTER 2023 9 juin 2023 Drummondville, Canada |
| 16 mars 2023 | Your neighborhood may affect your survival from stroke, other neurologic conditions People living in disadvantaged neighborhoods - areas with higher poverty levels and fewer educational and employment opportunities - had an increased risk of dying within a month of being hospitalized for stroke, epilepsy and other neurologic diseases compared to people living in neighborhoods with fewer disadvantages, according to new research published in the February 15, 2023, online issue of <a href="https://n.neurology.org/lookup/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000207094">Neurology®</a>, the medical journal of the <a href="https://www.aan.com/PressRoom/Home/PressRelease/www.aan.com">American Academy of Neurology</a>. |
| 16 mars 2023 | Researchers’ At-Home Rehab System Changes Game for Stroke Patients Researchers in The University of Texas at <a href="https://txbdc.utdallas.edu/">Texas Biomedical Device Center</a> (TxBDC) have developed an at-home physical rehabilitation system that could give stroke patients an improved ability to recover upper-limb function while removing transportation and other barriers. In an <a href="https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/g4h.2022.0118">article</a> published online Oct. 31, 2022, and in the February print issue of Games for Health Journal, the researchers describe a small feasibility study of RePlay, a video-game-like system that patients can use independently to complete the appropriate exercises to regain as much function as possible. |
| 16 mars 2023 | Home-based cardiac rehab may lower death risk for U.S. veterans U.S. veterans who participate in home-based cardiac rehabilitation following a heart attack or heart procedure may have a lower risk of dying than their peers who refuse the treatment, new research suggests. But more than half of those eligible don't participate, according to the study. The results mirror national trends showing cardiac rehabilitation – usually provided at medical facilities – is severely underused. |
| 16 mars 2023 | Spinal cord stimulation doesn't help with back pain, says new review People with chronic back pain may turn to spinal cord stimulation to ease their pain, but a University of Sydney led Cochrane Review found no sustained benefits to the surgery that outweigh the costs and risks. |
