Home-based tele-supervising rehabilitation for brain infarction patients (HTRBIP): study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
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- 作者：Wei Jin (1)
Jing Chen (1)
Fangfang Shi (1)
Wuqing Yang (2)
Yu Zhang (3)
Yuan Liu (4)
Wenshuai Dong (1)
Yan Jin (1)
Wenfeng Ma (2)
Zhongju Ma (2)
Xinli Min (3)
Yin Jin (4)
Yong Gu (1)
Chuancheng Ren (1)
1. Department of Neurology ; Shanghai Number 5 Hospital ; Fudan University ; 801 Heqing Road ; Minhang District ; Shanghai ; 200240 ; China
2. Shanghai NCC Electronic Co. Ltd ; 68 NanSha Road ; Minhang District ; Shanghai ; 200245 ; China
3. Shanghai Shenteng Information Technology Co. ; Ltd ; Jingan District ; 546 Yuyuan Road ; Shanghai ; 200040 ; China
4. China Telecom Corporation Limited Shanghai Branch ; 211 Century Avenue ; Pudong District ; Shanghai ; 200120 ; China - 关键词：Brain infarction ; Stroke ; Rehabilitation ; Telemedicine ; Telerehabilitation
- 刊名：Trials
- 出版年：2015
- 出版时间：December 2015
- 年：2015
- 卷：16
- 期：1
- 全文大小：1,522 KB
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- 出版者：BioMed Central
- ISSN：1745-6215
文摘
Background With high morbidity, mortality and disability rate, brain infarction brings a huge economic and health burden to the whole society in China. Although some previous studies suggested that telerehabilitation may facilitate rehabilitation for stroke survivors at home, the evidence is insufficient for clinical application; additionally, as yet no trial evaluates efficacy of telerehabilitation for brain infarction patients. Therefore, more high quality trials are needed to provide practice evidence for this novel rehabilitation strategy. Methods/Design Based on recruitment criteria, this assessor blinded, paralleled randomized controlled trial will recruit 210 brain infarction patients. After being randomly allocated into two groups, participants will receive home-based tele-supervising rehabilitation or conventional rehabilitation. Outcome measurement will be conducted at the end of intervention and 90-day follow-up. Among which, Barthel index assessment will be considered as primary outcome measurement, secondary outcome measurements include NIHSS score, mRS score, 3-oz water swallow test and surface electromyography. Adverse events will also be recorded during the whole process of the trial for safety assessment. Discussion The HTRBIP trial will evaluate efficacy and safety of home-based tele-supervising rehabilitation for brain infarction patients. It is expected to provide new evidence for telerehabilitation application. Trial registration Registration date: 17 September 2014; Registration number: ChiCTR-TRC-14005233