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RoboCA3T: A Robot-Inspired Computer-Assisted adaptive autism therapy for improving joint attention and imitation skills through learning and computing innovations

Journal of Computer Assisted Learning
This study presents a Robot‐Inspired Computer‐Assisted Adaptive Autism Therapy (RoboCA3T) focusing on improving joint attention and imitation skills of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). By harnessing the inherent affinity of children with ASD
Zunera Zahid, Sara Ali, Shehriyar Shariq, Y. Ayaz, Noman Naseer, Irum Yaseen   +5 more
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Dissemination of computer-assisted cognitive-behavior therapy for depression in primary care.

Contemporary Clinical Trials, 2019
Computer-assisted cognitive-behavior therapy (CCBT) for depression in primary care will be evaluated in a trial with 240 patients randomly assigned to CCBT or treatment as usual (TAU).
Becky F. Antle, Jesse Owen, T. Eells, Michael J. Wells, Lesley M. Harris, Amy C. Cappiccie, Brent Wright, Sara M. Williams, Jesse H. Wright   +8 more
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Computer-assisted analysis of the therapy of acute salpingitis

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1980
Isolation rates of microorganisms recovered by culdocentesis and/or laparoscopy in nine studies of salpingitis were multiplied by the proportions of each species which would be inhibited in vitro at peak and 1/2 peak serum levels of 13 antimicrobial drugs to yield a prediction of efficacy for the drugs. Efficacies of several hundred combinations of two
T A, Bell, J F, James
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Computer-Assisted Drug Therapy for Epilepsy

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1983
Monitoring serum concentrations of anticonvulsant drugs has improved substantially the treatment of epilepsy. However, a sound knowledge of the pharmacokinetics of anticonvulsant drugs is necessary when interpreting serum concentration results and considering dosage adjustments of these drugs.
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Computer assisted learning in manipulative therapy education

Manual Therapy, 2011
Teaching manipulative therapy is one of the most relevant issues in a physiotherapy course. However, for an effective instruction of this topic practical experience is considered fundamental. To achieve this purpose, this paper presents a computer assisted environment for the practical learning of manipulative therapy.
Octavio Páscoa, Dias, Tito Gerardo Batoreo, Amaral, Vitor, Fernão Pires   +2 more
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Computer‐Assisted Learning in Occupational Therapy

Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 1987
Computer‐assisted learning has application at all levels of occupational therapy education and in the educational roles which occupational therapists accept with respect to clients, the community and allied health professionals. In this paper, recent applications of computer‐assisted learning in undergraduate allied health professional education are ...
MARGARET FARROW, RODERICK SIMS
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Palmtop computer‐assisted group therapy for social phobia

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2003
AbstractThis article describes the application of group computer‐assisted therapy for social phobia. The computer program includes a diary function for ongoing self‐monitoring of anxiety as well as guidance on the practice of relaxation, cognitive restructuring, and self‐control desensitization.
Amy, Przeworski, Michelle G, Newman
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Computer-assisted therapy: Harbinger of the 21st century?

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 1999
Research findings suggest that computer-assisted therapy (CAT) has the potential to play a significant role in mental health care. Psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral, and systematic desensitization strategies appear most amendable to CAT approaches.
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Therapists' experiences with computer-assisted instruction in hand therapy

Journal of Hand Therapy, 1997
This pilot study explored therapists' experiences with computer-assisted instruction (CAI) programs as a means of self-study in hand therapy. Qualitative methodology was used to describe the therapists' responses to the CAI programs. Therapists described a number of features that they valued in the CAI programs: the capacity of the CAI to provide ...
S, Toth-Cohen, P B, Petralia, K S, Miller   +2 more
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Computer assisted planning of parenteral hyperalimentation therapy

Critical Care Medicine, 1982
A computer program has been written to assist the physician in the planning of nutritional support. The program is divided into individual segments dealing with nutritional assessment, caloric requirements, hyperalimentation planning, and evaluation of nutritional therapy.
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