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Gaming Technology in Neurological Rehabilitation

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Introduction to Neurological Rehabilitation
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Learning Outcomes[edit | edit source]

Problems with Current Rehabilitation Practices
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Features of Colsoles
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Resource Aims
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What is a console?
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Consoles for Rehabilitation
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Wii
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Kinect
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What is Kinect?
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Advantages and Disadvantages
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What does the research say?
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Information Chart
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Compatibility to Current Practice
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Games Available
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Tablet
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Table of Comparision
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What is right for you?
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Decision Tree[edit | edit source]

Conclusions
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Current Trends in Rehabilitation in Scotland
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Self Study Questions
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Contact Information
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References
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