Video Augmented Hand Therapy after CVA with hemiplegia.

The previous rapid review discussed the positive outcomes of video-augmented hand therapy after a CVA with hemiplegia. Please watch this vlog to discover how to make the video augmented box to make it easily integrated into your clinic.

Video By: Shannon Skowbo

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  1. Gabrielle Watkins on September 11, 2023 at 3:23 pm

    Thank you for sharing the article review AND this tutorial on video augmented therapy!

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