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Development of a communication application and a pilot study of its effectiveness with a severely aphasic stroke patient Maki Kojima 1 , Sayaka Okahashi 2,3,4 , Akinori Nagano 5 1Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Course, Advanced Course Rehabilitation Studies, Hakuho College 2Department of Social Science, Center for Gerontology and Social Science, National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology 3Division of Advanced Occupational Therapy, Department of Human Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University 4Creative Design & Data Science Center, Akita International University 5Faculty of Sport and Health Science, Ritsumeikan University Keyword: ICT , CBAT , 重度失語症 , アプリ , シングルケーススタディ , information and communication technology , computer-based aphasia therapy , severe aphasia , application , single-case experimental method pp.356-364
Published Date 2022/12/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200400
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 Recently, computer-based aphasia therapy (CBAT) has been often used. Here, we created a simple conversation training application (App) using a tablet terminal (10.5-inch iPad Pro, Apple Inc.) and conducted a clinical pilot study. A right-handed male patient in his 70's, with severe aphasia after a left putaminal hemorrhage, participated in this study. We adopted a single-case experimental method with an ABAB reversal design:during a baseline period, a conventional task with picture cards was provided, and during an intervention period, a new task with our App was added to the conventional task. We administered this cycle twice using different word sets as Session 1 and Session 2. Word repetition tasks were used to evaluate his progress after each training day. As a result, the repetition task scores were significantly greater during the intervention period than the baseline period in both sessions. It is suggested that CBAT like our App might be effective in daily speech-language-hearing therapy in the future.


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