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Publication Year: 2022

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README_Kelleher.txt Sep 29, 2022 - Pilot Testing a Virtual Reality Protocol for Improving Pain and Pain-Related Distress in Patients with Advanced Stage Colorectal Cancer Plain Text - 4.0 KB - SHA512: 664cc974afa11179703aaca8f296dbd82121046f7dae86634631ee9d4aa4e7c7a76402770bf7882ae865005a6e98a4b438634a5ed170e4c8df3a897b2422984e Documentation
Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Sep 16, 2022 Lee, Sunghoon Ivan; Choe, Eun Kyoung; Jung, Hee-Tae. 2022. "Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives". Qualitative Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.5064/F6L42GPJ. QDR Main Collection. V1 Project Summary: The project aims to reveal how stroke survivors and therapists perceive and envision the use of wearable sensors and arm activity data in practical settings and how a wearable-based performance monitoring system could be designed to better support the needs of the stakeholders. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with four st...
Lee_Codebook.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 45.2 KB - SHA512: 3ad477a86fc26773ace17db893a61fc5e727c9597021fa993d88ce43c8704fecdaea745414944c635d76004d248a57380a21638538b250ceb581ac5219dd084e Documentation The list of codes used to analyze the semi-structured interview data
Lee_Data_Narrative.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 89.4 KB - SHA512: d7d4b22ba33509de2b70c6195cf6ae11b93d2e32d66204d2fc1b77d164fd66eeabcca4753f34d4e495b65a2679cba546fd9fdabdd9198fcbf3ec16d39cdfe737 Documentation
Lee_codes_quotations-patients.tab Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Tabular Data - 15.3 KB - 4 Variables, 54 Observations - UNF:6:Ac5GGvxruZ+3VRTMUN4n3g== Data
Lee_codes_quotations-therapists.tab Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Tabular Data - 421.8 KB - 4 Variables, 798 Observations - UNF:6:Lltl7PCReH9UEMbdY+5RYQ== Data
Lee_codes_quotations.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 823.8 KB - SHA512: a5c799cfe1c960da3ca6078936a27feb809cbaceeb021262865c37476632a873394401ae5ebe50069f10e4cee2257614050942aaed32e80347b89444cef598ec Data Quotations labeled based on the Codebook
Lee_consent_patient.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 230.3 KB - SHA512: f9857e21729749fc65f77631728ac0463ad03b7285516cc926528228f5bf070a16028a35cf80a427c78c3a4bfbe08ff07f73a52a9c27a140f48f855f3bea2450 Documentation
Lee_consent_therapist.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 211.2 KB - SHA512: 7417551457d58f2bbe93faee5520d550d75ee8f0faa827eacbdfa21e04c27956effcc68b529edf7ad1dd8b33009fc272f7a299891e91551282e49be20a6a4c37 Documentation
Lee_interview_guideline-stroke_survivor.pdf Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives Adobe PDF - 146.7 KB - SHA512: 7e815a7bd66bc18fe9d90e2b08031e471642bc95c87b963120f2fdca4311a6ef94c07ffdc6dccfe9b8fcec9178a5433cf101c6f2188c808446fb53cf680aa402 Documentation

README_Kelleher.txt

Sep 29, 2022 - Pilot Testing a Virtual Reality Protocol for Improving Pain and Pain-Related Distress in Patients with Advanced Stage Colorectal Cancer

Plain Text - 4.0 KB -

Documentation

Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives

Sep 16, 2022

Lee, Sunghoon Ivan; Choe, Eun Kyoung; Jung, Hee-Tae. 2022. "Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives". Qualitative Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.5064/F6L42GPJ. QDR Main Collection. V1

Project Summary: The project aims to reveal how stroke survivors and therapists perceive and envision the use of wearable sensors and arm activity data in practical settings and how a wearable-based performance monitoring system could be designed to better support the needs of the stakeholders. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with four st...

Lee_Codebook.pdf

Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives

Adobe PDF - 45.2 KB -

Documentation

The list of codes used to analyze the semi-structured interview data

Lee_Data_Narrative.pdf

Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives

Adobe PDF - 89.4 KB -

Documentation

Lee_codes_quotations-patients.tab

Sep 16, 2022 - Data for: Envisioning the Use of In-Situ Arm Movement Data in Stroke Rehabilitation: Stroke Survivors’ and Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives

Tabular Data - 15.3 KB - 4 Variables, 54 Observations -