Cognitive and Motor Effects of an 8-Week Dual-Task Intervention: Prioritization Matters

A knowledge gap persists regarding optimal tools and exercises to improve functional mobility and cognition in patients after stroke. Dual-task training potentially simulates motor and cognitive demands necessary to function safely in a real-world environment. This case study presents the cognitive and motor effects of a novel, weight-bearing, game-like cognitive-motor dual-task intervention.

Source: Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - October 24, 2020 Category: Rehabilitation Authors: Keith Cole, Dana Worthy, Erin Flynn, James McConnell Tags: Research Poster Source Type: research