Prior to the actual training of movement in rehabilitation with a medical device, it is often necessary to introduce the exercise and the way the device and/or the training software (program) works, and how the feedback and the movement are tied together. But how can you define the threshold for: the patient has understood the task and is now ready to proceed to the actual training (with less or no assistance). What are feasable markers or parameters (e.g., time to achieve a goal, number of successful repetitions, etc.)? And how can you best show and teach the exercise?
Correct Techniques, in line with gold standards. When people will be ready to control velocity, force and direction they are ready to come back to they life.
In order:
1) A bit of strength (Force impovement)
2) Movement velocity (total control)
3) Movement Directions (Be able to fully control the body segment)
In my view these are 3 important signs that the neuromuscular system is ready to come back to the normal life.
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