Serious games as a tool for motor and cognitive rehabilitation in different rehabilitation settings

Introduction: Serious games combined with telerehabilitation have been explored as a strategy for motor and cognitive rehabilitation, offering greater engagement, real-time feedback, and the use of accessible technologies. Objectives: To evaluate the efficacy of a serious-games-based telerehabilitation platform for the motor and cognitive rehabilitation of different populations. Methods: Clinical trial with 40 participants divided into two groups. The protocol consists of 24 supervised sessions, twice weekly, approximately 30 minutes each, over 3 months, at the Assistive Technology Center (NTA) of UFU, using the Reabnet® platform. Outcomes are assessed by the Berg Balance Scale, Six-Minute Walk Test, Trail Making Test Part A, and Digit Span, with analysis by descriptive and inferential statistics (t-test and ANOVA). Results and conclusion: Study ongoing; data collection and analysis are not yet complete. Results and conclusion will be added after study completion.