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Browsing publications by Charlotte Lambden

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Dr Javier Serradilla
Erin Baker
Hannah Preston
Charlotte Lambden
Janice Pearse
et al.
How does the assisting hand assessment relate to relative upper limb movement measured by actigraphy in children with hemiplegia?2015
Professor Janet Eyre
Charlotte Lambden
Professor Graham Morgan
Dr Javier Serradilla
Upper limb rehabilitation: Positive dose response relationship for therapeutic video games2015
Professor Janet Eyre
Charlotte Lambden
Upper limb rehabilitation: Positive dose response relationship for therapeutic video games2015
Professor Janet Eyre
Dr Javier Serradilla
Yafeng Cheng
Professor Graham Morgan
Charlotte Lambden
et al.
An algorithm assessing upper limb function after stroke from action video gameplay for remote monitoring of home-based rehabilitation: Validity and sensitivity to change2014
Dr Javier Serradilla
Dr Jian Shi
Yafeng Cheng
Professor Graham Morgan
Charlotte Lambden
et al.
Automatic assessment of upper limb function during play of the action video game, circus challenge: validity and sensitivity to change2014
Dr Jian Shi
Yafeng Cheng
Dr Javier Serradilla
Professor Graham Morgan
Charlotte Lambden
et al.
Evaluating functional ability of upper limbs after stroke using video game data2013
Dr Jian Shi
Yafeng Cheng
Dr Javier Serradilla
Professor Graham Morgan
Charlotte Lambden
et al.
Evaluating Functional Ability of Upper Limbs after Stroke Using Video Game Data2013
Dr Javier Serradilla
Professor Graham Morgan
Charlotte Lambden
Professor Gary Ford
Dr Christopher Price
et al.
Evaluating Functional Ability of Upper Limbs after Stroke Using Video Game Data2013