1. Rehabilitation programs are moving towards the inclusion of more instruments for quantitative motion tracking through virtual rehabilitation programs, telerehabilitation and robot-assisted rehabilitation programs. The effectiveness of such alternative programs however is often undermined because of the way the assessment is being conducted after the rehabilitation. Unfortunately, the existing clinical outcomes are not able to distinguish between behavioural restitution (recovery) and using compensation strategies while performing meaningful daily activities.

2. Ubiquitous implementation of quantitative measurements also has no consensus on aspects of measurement to classify restitution (recovery) from compensation. This webinar is geared towards understanding the extent of upper limb assessment after stroke and the effort to augment the assessment of the torso to differentiate between recovery and compensation.