Poster Presentations
1 Minute Wonders – Thursday, 26 June 2025 |
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| P1 | Test-retest reliability and validity of Augmented Reality glasses for gait and balance assessments in Parkinson’s disease – Pieter van Doorn (NL) |
| P2 | The acceptance of a telerehabilitation portal among patients and healthcare professionals after large-scale implementation in a regional clinic – Stephanie Jansen-Kosterink (NL) |
| P3 | Perception of peripersonal space in Virtual Reality: An fMRI study – Lukas Lorentz (DE) |
| P4 | Advancing neuropsychological assessment: Machine learning-based detection of Attention Deficits in Brain-Injured Patients Using Eye-Tracking in Immersive Virtual Reality – Loredana Catinari (IT) |
| P5 | Research into the Design of a Virtual Rehabilitation Clinic using Co-Design – Stephanie Jansen-Kosterink (NL) |
| P6 | A Virtual Reality-based Protocol to investigate Embodiment in Clinical Populations – Giorgia Malerba (IT) |
| P7 | VRCare: an Italian-language immersive Virtual Reality app combining natural environments and mindfulness-based techniques for emotional well-being – Silvia Bolognini (IT) |
| P8 | Two is a pair, three is a crowd – reviewing the three sides of XR-telerehabilitation adoption – Luuk Baltissen (NL) |
| P10 | Dynamics of neurological symptoms in post-stroke patients under the influence of a virtual reality environment: analysis of our own observations – Maria Mozheiko (BY) |
| P11 | Exploring the effects of associative recognition training on associative recall in Virtual Reality: A pilot study – Francesca Morganti (IT) |
| P12 | Virtual Reality for rehabilitation of shoulder pain. A focus group study protocol to explore the experiences and perspectives of people living with shoulder pain – Niamh Brady (IE) |
| P13 | Functional immersive rehabilitation in a severely burned patient with exceptional survival and refractory pain: A case report – Benjamín Peralta Wieland (ES) |
| P14 | Breaking the pain barrier: Exploring the feasibility of Virtual Reality as an educational tool in chronic pain – Mairéad O’Donoghue (IE) |
| P19 | Changes in oculomotor functions influenced by training in virtual reality among patients with stroke – Irina Maryenko (BY) |
1 Minute Wonders – Friday, 27 June 2025 |
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| P9 | Differences in treatment characteristics and patient satisfaction, between robot-assisted therapy and conventional occupational therapy among Individuals post stroke – Linor Kennet (IL) |
| P15 | Co-design of virtual reality exergames for balance rehabilitation – Stefania Serafin (DK) |
| P17 | Understanding human spatial navigation skills: an EEG study in immersive virtual reality – Giorgia Malerba (IT) |
| P18 | Co-design and testing of VR environments to improve awareness and manage anxiety of climate change among pre-teens – Silvia Bellazzecca (IT) |
| P20 | Self-directed exergaming for upper limb rehabilitation post-stroke: a multicentre pilot randomised control trial – Michelle Broderick (IE) |
| P21 | Leaving stroke survivors to their own devices: a qualitative study of stroke survivors’ experiences with a technology-facilitated, self-directed intervention early after stroke – Michelle Broderick (IE) |
| P22 | SensiVR: an Extended Reality (XR)-based Digital Therapeutic solution (DTx) for the hybrid care of children with fine motor function disorders, using Virtual Reality (VR) and hand tracking technology – Katarzyna Koba (PL) |
| P23 | XR training system for people with spatial orientation disorders following acquired brain injury – Usability and Feasibility – Katrin Jettkowski (DE) |
| P24 | A Virtual Reality-based methodology for the Study of Human Body Representations – Sara Arlati (IT) |
| P26 | Immersive Virtual Reality to improve cognitive functions and quality of life in old age home dwellers – Fidan Ezgi Arar (IT) |
| P27 | Exploring the impact of prior internalizing symptoms on executive functions and emotion regulation gains following VR-Based Cognitive Training with adolescents – Anna Carballo-Márquez (ES) |
| P28 | Assessing the relationship between onset of COVID-19 and cognitive and emotional gains after a virtual reality multimodal immersive intervention – Anna Carballo-Márquez (ES) |
| P29 | Strengthening healthcare partnerships: The impact of COVID-19 visitation restrictions on families of older adults in acute care – Tracy McGuinness (IE) |
| P30 | AI-integrated VR and EEG diagnostic framework for early detection of Alzheimer’s and cognitive impairments – Umut Yilmaz, Cemre Karadeniz (TR) |
| P31 | VR-based smart waiting room for enhancing patient well-being and waiting experience – Selen Naz Saritas (IT) |
