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. 2021 Sep 6;154(3):315–326. doi: 10.1007/s11060-021-03828-1

Table 2.

Post-intervention ratings of different aspects of ReMind (n = 22)

Difficulty of (Too) easy Just right (Too) difficult
 Information in strategy training 7 13 2
 Fill-in exercises in strategy training 9 7 4
 Retraining (C-Car game) 13 8
Amount/number of (Too) little/few About right (Too) much/many
 Information in strategy training 1 19 2
 Fill-in exercises in strategy training 7 14
 Retraining exercises (C-Car game) 11 10 1
 Supervision by the researcher/trainer 22
 Usefulness of (Very) useful Neutral Not useful
 Information in strategy traininga 14 5 2
 Fill-in exercises in strategy traininga 5 10 5
 Retraining exercises (C-Car game) 19 2 1
 (Telephone) contact with the researcher/trainer 16 6
Content addressed daily problems Fully/largely Partly Not
10 7 4
Application of learnt (strategies) in daily life Often/regularly Sometimes Seldom/never
9 7 6
Impact of cognitive problems has changed Yes, positively Nob Yes, negatively
10 11
Coping with cognitive problems has changed Improved coping Noc Worsened coping
6 16
Pleasantness of working on ReMind (Very) pleasant Neutral (Very) unpleasant
7 14
Excellent/good Sufficient Insufficient/poor
Using an iPad-app for cognitive rehabilitation 20 2
Capability of the researcher/trainer 20 2
Contact with the researcher/trainer 21 1
Overall rating of the program 19 1 1
Yes No
Recommendation to other brain tumor patients 21 1

aMissing values for two participants

bNo change, there was no impact on daily life (7) or no change, impact remained the same (4)

cCoping is still good (14), or coping is still not good (2)