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. 2018 Jan 10;137(3):523–532. doi: 10.1007/s11060-017-2738-8

Table 2.

Post-intervention ratings of different aspects of ReMind (n = 13)

Difficulty of (Too) easy Just right (Too) difficult
 Information in strategy training 3 10
 Fill-in exercises in strategy training 1 10 2
 Retraining (C-Car game) 4 9
Amount/number of (Too) little/few About right (Too) much/many
 Information in strategy training 1 12
 Fill-in exercises in strategy training 9 4
 Retraining exercises (C-Car game) 4 8 1
 Supervision of the researcher/trainer 13
Usefulness of (Very) useful Neutral Not useful
 Information in strategy training 7 6
 Fill-in exercises in strategy training 3 9 1
 Retraining exercises (C-Car game) 11 2
 (Telephone) contact with the researcher/trainer 13
Content addressed daily problems Fully/largely Partly Not
8 4 1
Application of learnt (strategies) in daily life Often/regularly Sometimes Seldom/never
3 5 5
Impact of cognitive problems has changed Yes, positively Noa Yes, negatively
6 7
Coping with cognitive problems has changed Improved coping Nob Worsened coping
5 8
Pleasantness of working on ReMind (Very) pleasant Neutral (Very) unpleasant
8 3 2
Excellent/good Sufficient Insufficient/poor
Using an iPad-app for cognitive rehabilitation 11 1 1
Capability of the researcher/trainer 13
Contact with the researcher/trainer 12 1
Overall rating of the program 11 1 1
Yes No
Recommendation to other brain tumor patients 13 0

aNo change, there was no impact on daily life (5) or no change, impact remained the same (2)

bCoping is still good (8), or coping is still not good (0)