Chatbot technology has emerged as a possible tool to support brain injury rehab, with a study suggesting its potential to boost at-home recovery between clinical therapy sessions.
Research led by Dr. Judith Hocking of Flinders University suggests that it could have some usefulness in brain injury rehab. The study focused on the efficacy of RehabChat, a specialised chatbot developed by the research team, in supporting traumatic brain injury patients throughout their rehabilitation journey.
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