Stroke Clinical Trial
Official title:
Evaluation of the Acceptability and Usability of the MAGIC-GLASS Solution as Part of the Care Pathway in People With Acute, Sub-Acute and Chronic Stroke
Background: Virtual Reality (VR) technology may help to provide a way for stroke survivors to
exercise in their own time at home, with remote clinical support. Before we introduce this
technology we need to test that it will work alongside current health services for stroke
survivors. Aims: To find out if using the MAGIC-GLASS solution alongside current healthcare
care is usable and acceptable to stroke survivors and helps to increase rehabilitation time.
Design: Measures before and after stroke survivors use the MAGIC-GLASS solution.
Setting: Stroke survivors will use the MAGIC-GLASS solution in their own home. Population:
adults (≥18 years) who have had a stroke at least two weeks before they enter into the study.
Interventions: Our VR technology is called MAGIC-GLASS, and in order to use the solution the
user puts on a headset which is connected to a computer. They can then see a VR environment
in which they will be able to see virtual hands that respond to the movements of their own
hands. It will also be possible to see a mirror image of their hands moving. The system will
record how much they use the system and improvement in their movement. Regular contact will
be made with a clinician who will be able to use the system to see (from their clinic) how
the stroke survivor is doing and talk to them. Outcomes: We want to find out how the stroke
survivors' movement changes over time and what they think of using the system. We will also
ask clinical staff what they thought of using the system as part of healthcare provision to
stroke survivors. Finally we want to find out how much it will cost to use the system.
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