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Cristian Cuerda¹, Dulce Romero-Ayuso², Jose A Gallud¹

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This study introduces a new touch screen application for assessing visuomotor skills in patients with acquired brain injury (ABI). Therapists can monitor progress in real-time, enhancing assessment efficiency and patient satisfaction.

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Area of Science:

Rehabilitation technology
Neuroscience
Occupational therapy

Background:

Acquired brain injury (ABI) assessment often relies on traditional methods that can be cumbersome.
A novel distributed user interface (DUI) application was developed to streamline visuomotor organization ability assessments.
The DUI allows patients to interact with a touchscreen while therapists observe remotely, improving upon traditional assessment methodologies.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the quality in use of DUIs for the Pegboard Construction assessment in patients with ABI.
To gather therapist perspectives on the usability of DUIs in occupational therapy settings.
To assess the effectiveness of a new digital tool for diagnosing and assessing ABI patients.

Main Methods:

A usability evaluation was conducted following ISO/IEC 25010 and ISO/IEC 25062 standards.
The evaluation involved collaboration with therapists and psychologists experienced in ABI assessment.
The system was tested to measure task completeness, time, errors, and assistance required.

Main Results:

Data on task completeness (assisted vs. unassisted), completion time, number of mistakes, and assists required were collected.
User satisfaction was evaluated using the System Usability Scale.
Results indicate high participant satisfaction and adherence to software quality standards.

Conclusions:

Information technology, specifically DUIs, simplifies and automates assessments for therapists.
The DUI application provides an efficient and user-friendly digital alternative to traditional paper-based assessments.
The high satisfaction rates demonstrate the successful usability and design of the DUI application for ABI assessment.