The physiotherapy assessment s such as pain , swelling , range of motion , muscle strength , balance , gait and functional assessment demonstrated good concurrent validity .
Conclusion TR-based physiotherapy assessment was technically feasible with overall good concurrent validity and excellent reliability , except for lumbar spine posture , orthopaedic special tests , neurodynamic testa and scar assessment
Purpose The purpose of this review is to systematic ally explore and summarise the validity and reliability of telerehabilitation (TR)-based physiotherapy assessment for musculoskeletal disorders .
The diagnostic reliability of Internet-based observational kinematic gait analysis
summary We investigated the accuracy and reliability of observational kinematic gait assessment s performed via a low-b and width Internet link ( 18 kbit/s ) and a higher-speed Internet link ( 128 kbit/s ) . Twenty-four subjects were r and omized to either b and width group .  Gait was assessed with the Gait Assessment Rating Scale ( GARS ) in the traditional manner , which is from video-recordings , and with repeated measurements via the online method . Online assessment was found to provide as accurate a measure of gait performance as the traditional assessment ( limits of agreement51 GARS point ; intraclass correlation coefficient , ICC= 0.96 ) regardless of the speed of the Internet connection . The online assessment also demonstrated high intra-rater ( ICC= 0.96 ) and inter-rater ( ICC= 0.92 ) reliability . Low-b and width telerehabilitation applications appear to be feasible via the Internet
The physiotherapy assessment s such as pain , swelling , range of motion , muscle strength , balance , gait and functional assessment demonstrated good concurrent validity .
Conclusion TR-based physiotherapy assessment was technically feasible with overall good concurrent validity and excellent reliability , except for lumbar spine posture , orthopaedic special tests , neurodynamic testa and scar assessment
Purpose The purpose of this review is to systematic ally explore and summarise the validity and reliability of telerehabilitation (TR)-based physiotherapy assessment for musculoskeletal disorders .