Evaluate the effect of creative real-time movement feedback (feedback) on movement dose within neurologic physical therapy. Achieving a sufficient dose
of movement during activity-based medicine is challenging (Lang et al. 2007, 2009,
2010). Although feedback shows potential to increase movement dose by increasing patient
engagement (Worthen-Chaudhari et al. 2011,2013), no study of the effect of feedback
on movement dose during therapy has been performed.
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