The therapeutic use of computers in occupational therapy with patients with closed head injuries.
Occupational therapists in various settings were surveyed to obtain information on their use of computers with closed head injured patients. The majority of therapists use micro-computers for cognitive rehabilitation followed by vocational rehabilitation. Respondents indicated that an efficient means of distributing information does not yet exist resulting in a high incidence of trial and error learning on the part of the therapist.
David Grant Medical Center, U.S. Air Force.
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