Balance is just about everything—walking, standing, getting out of a chair, and even leaning over to pick up something. Strong muscles, the coordination and the

A training type that is aimed at improving posture control for the body, is called balance training. It can be used for different training patient

Many stroke survivors notice that the hand takes the longest to recover after a stroke. This may become very frustrating for many. However, there are

The end-effector based Gait Trainer GT II offers safe, intensive and repetitive locomotion therapy providing effective gait training for early-stage rehabilitation of impaired neurological and

Pressure ulcers are skin breakdowns caused primarily by excessive applied pressure. Heat, moisture, friction, poor nutrition, vascular problems, and inability of a person to move

A single pressure ulcer costs a day’s wage, every day The directives say that healthcare should provide better care with fewer resources, which can be

Most live births proceed without difficulty, but up to 10% will need aggressive interventions, including assistance with breathing. While out-of-hospital deliveries are rare, this low-frequency,

Can you imagine what it takes for a firefighter to put his or her own life on the line and rescue people trapped in a

A support solution for athletes undergoing rehabilitation or wishing to improve their performance, KINVENT is counting on the 2024 Olympic Games to develop on a

According to Kellmann et al. (2018) ”recovery is regarded as a multifaceted -physiological, psychological- restorative process relative to time”. While some still manage recovery as

Summary Statement As Healthcare Simulationists we constantly ask ourselves, where do we start improving our training for the nurses, physicians, and allied healthcare professionals of

Dual-tasking is the concurrent performance of two tasks that can be performed independently and have distinct and separate goals. Dual-tasking has many real-world applications and