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Chukwudi Ogbueche, Glasgow Caledonian University
Are you a stroke survivor with arm weakness or a stroke survivor carer living in Scotland? We would like your input on improving arm rehabilitation using a music-based video gaming technology.
About the study
Music-based video gaming used to support rehabilitation of the arm improves movement but does not improve performance in everyday tasks.
We would like to work together with you to develop a rehabilitation package to help stroke survivors transfer improvements in arm movements from playing a musicÂbased video game into everyday tasks.
What will I need to do?
We would like you to take part in a series of workshops (4 to 5), each workshop should take approximately 60 minutes.
Where can I do it?
The workshop venue will be online. For further information and to register your interest, please contact Chukwudi via email at chukwudi.ogbueche@gcu.ac.uk or via twitter @ifediorachuddy or via phone @01413318456
Who can I contact for more infomation
Chukwudi Ogbueche, PhD Researcher (Chukwudi.Ogbueche@gcu.ac.uk)
Dr Katie Thomson (Katie.Thomson@gcu.ac.uk)
Prof. Frederike Van Wijck (Frederike.vanWijck@gcu.ac.uk)
Dr. Don Knox (D.knox@gcu.ac.uk)
