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. 2022 Oct 7;28(10):1505–1516. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2021.0506

Table 3.

Clinical Care During Telerehabilitation

CATEGORY n (%) MISSING n (%)
Assessment Modifications (N = 60)
 Focusing on client observation 32 (53.3) 35 (36.8%)
 Omitting sections of standardized test 30 (50)
 Focusing on client/caregiver report 19 (31.7)
 Assessing in-person 7 (11.7)
 Increased demonstration/cueing 5 (8.3)
Intervention Modifications (N = 70)
 Heavier reliance on family coaching/assistance 49 (70) 26 (10.4)
 Greater use of online games, videos 29 (41.4)
 Modifying activities/equipment (e.g., pillows as unstable surface) 12 (17.1)
 Demonstrations using toys/dummies 9 (12.9)
Factors Impacting Child's Engagement (N = 65)
 Condition-related (e.g., visual impairment, attentional deficits) 39 (60) 30 (31.6)
 Caregiver-related (e.g., reduced supervision) 21 (32.3)
 Technology-related (e.g., poor internet, screen fatigue) 21 (32.3)
 Environment-related (e.g., presence of other siblings, limited space) 15 (23.1)
 Age-related (e.g., infants, toddlers) 7 (10.8)