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. 2012 Sep 13;14(5):e121. doi: 10.2196/jmir.2016

Table 1.

Characteristics of participants.

Participant Age
(years)
Professiona Professional experience
(years)
Experience with stroke patient
(years)
Clinical time
(%)
Workplaceb Ratio (computer/
individual)
Active members
A1 48 OT 25 19 50 IFRU 1:10
A2 48 PT 26 22 100 IFRU 3:10
A3 66 SLP 30 25 66 Acute care 1:1
A4 62 Program manager 18 4 0 Community
reintegration
1:1
A5 40 Nurse 18 10 100 IFRU 1:1
A6 39 Clinical-administrative manager 6 1 0 IFRU 1:1
A7 47 Clinical nurse specialist 24 20 90 Acute care 1:1
A8 49 OT 25 20 98 Acute care 3:5
A9 64 Neurologist 32 20 50 Acute care 1:1
Inactive members
I1 39 OT 15 15 100 Acute care 3:5
I2 44 OT 21 20 100 Health and social services center 1:2
I3 46 Consultant nurse 23 11 0 Acute care 1:1
I5 47 PT 24 5 100 Acute care 3:11
I6 40 PT 17 10 100 Specialized acute care 1:6
I7 55 SW 33 25 100 Acute care 1:1
I8 33 Nurse 9 5 80 Acute care 1:1
I9 48 Neurologist 14 14 85 Acute care 1:1
Remote members
R1 28 PT 3.5 3.5 100 Acute care 1:5
R2 30 OT 7 2 100 Community reintegration 1:1
R3 40 Clinical nurse specialist 10 2 100 Community reintegration 1:1
R4 46 Neuro-psychologist 25 11 100 IFRU 2:5
R5 46 Clinical coordinator 20 9 0 IFRU and community reintegration 1:1
R6 37 Program manager 5 5 0 IFRU and community reintegration 1:1

a OT: occupational therapist; PT: physical therapist; SLP: speech-language pathologist; SW: social worker

b IFRU: intensive functional rehabilitation unit