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Neuro-motor rehabilitation is defined as a problemsolving process focused on the betterment of a patient`s functional activities and aiming to improve both motor outcomes and quality of life. Its effectiveness generally depends upon several heterogeneous factors, ranging from the training protocol to the patient`s characteristics and to external variables, such as the relationship between patient and health care professional or the care setting. In previous works, patient-device interaction was assessed considering single and very specific issues, such as the patient`s emotional state, motivation, psychosocial impact and usability of the . . .
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