Research
Advancing Evidence-Based Telerehabilitation
FisioAVC is an academic research initiative dedicated to advancing evidence-based stroke rehabilitation through digital health, remote functional assessment, and innovative intervention strategies. The platform serves as both a clinical resource and a research environment for developing, validating, and implementing new approaches to telerehabilitation.
Our Research Areas
Remote Functional Assessment
Development and validation of standardized methods for remote clinical assessment, including digital versions of functional outcome measures and implementation strategies for telerehabilitation.
Digital Rehabilitation
Development and evaluation of MOVA-CIT, a digital intervention framework integrating evidence-based rehabilitation protocols with telehealth technologies to improve access to intensive stroke rehabilitation.
Quantitative Movement Analysis
Development and validation of accessible technologies for remote movement analysis, including computer vision and markerless motion capture, to complement conventional clinical assessment.
Implementation Science
Investigation of barriers and facilitators for integrating telerehabilitation into routine clinical practice, with emphasis on implementation frameworks, professional education, and healthcare system adoption.
Current Research Projects
- Remote Functional Assessment for Stroke Rehabilitation
- MOVA-CIT Digital Intervention Framework
- Markerless Motion Analysis for Telerehabilitation
- Digital Health and Implementation Research in Neurorehabilitation
Publications
Peer-reviewed publications describing the development, validation, and implementation of the FisioAVC platform and its associated technologies.
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Collaborations
FisioAVC is developed through national and international collaborations involving researchers in neurorehabilitation, digital health, movement analysis, and implementation science.
Interested in collaborating with us? Contact our team.