Determining the effect of tele-rehabilitation on patients with stutter using the goal attainment scaling (GAS).

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2021
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Abstract
Lack of proper and timely patients' access to speech pathologists can affect the treatment and follow-up process; therefore, patients do not achieve the expected therapeutic goals. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of tele-rehabilitation on the stuttering patients using the goal attainment scaling (GAS).This interventional study was carried out on patients who visited the rehabilitation centers affiliated to the Jahrom Welfare Office. They underwent remote speech therapy using Skype. To evaluate the treatment outcomes of the stuttering patients, GAS was used.The participants' speech and lingual skills improved using videoconferencing. The mean score of total GAS for patients was 53.08. Of 112 health goals, patients reached the expected or higher than expected levels in 78 goals.Rehabilitation through video conferencing was effective for patients with stuttering, improved their speech, and decreased their stuttering. Since, application of remote rehabilitation services can provide regular access to healthcare services, it can lead to improving patient treatment provide more frequent and faster treatment follow-up.
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Authors Eslami Jahromi, Maryam;Ahmadian, Leila;
Journal BMC medical informatics and decision making
Year 2021
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10.1186/s12911-021-01642-3
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stuttering speech therapy goal attainment scaling tele-rehabilitation video conferencing

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