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研究生: 王樂
WANG, LE
論文名稱: 基於IPDD方法的沉浸式虛擬實境腦中風上肢復健系統服務模式設計及其臨床導入驗證
Design and Clinical Validation of an Immersive VR Upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation System Service Model based on the IPDD Approach
指導教授: 曾俊儒
Tseng, Kevin Chun-Ju
梁桂嘉
Liang, Kuei-Chia
口試委員: 曾俊儒
Tseng, Kevin Chun-Ju
梁桂嘉
Liang, Kuei-Chia
李仁貴
Lee, Ren-Guey
蔣尚霖
Chiang, Shang-Lin
蔡采璇
Tsai, Tsai-Hsuan
口試日期: 2024/06/17
學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 設計學系
Department of Design
論文出版年: 2024
畢業學年度: 112
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 158
中文關鍵詞: 創新產品設計與開發方法虛擬實境腦中風復健復健系統服務模式
英文關鍵詞: IPDD, virtual reality, stroke rehabilitation, rehabilitation system service model
研究方法: 實驗設計法調查研究個案研究法比較研究觀察研究半結構式訪談法
DOI URL: http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202401797
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 第壹章 緒論 1 第一節 研究背景與動機 1 第二節 研究目的與目標 3 第三節 研究範圍與限制 4 第四節 研究架構 5 第五節 研究的創新性與意義 7 第貳章 文獻探討 9 第一節 腦中風上肢運動功能障礙的復健現狀與挑戰 9 一、 腦中風上肢功能障礙的流行病學和影響 9 二、 傳統復健方法的特點及局限性 10 三、 復健資源短缺 11 第二節 腦中風上肢復健方法的研究 12 一、 傳統復健方法 12 二、 機器輔助復健訓練 12 三、 新興復健療法 14 第三節 虛擬實境技術在腦中風復健中的應用 15 一、 虛擬實境復健的技術特點與優勢 15 二、 VR在腦中風上肢復健中的應用進展 16 三、 不同類型VR系統(螢幕版vs沉浸式)的比較 17 四、 VR復健系統的理論基礎 18 五、 VR復健遊戲的設計原則和關鍵考慮因素 19 六、 VR系統的評估指標和方法 20 七、 技術與現有復健設備的整合趨勢 23 第四節 創新產品設計與開發方法 26 一、 IPDD方法 26 二、 IPDD方法與其他開發方法的比較 27 第五節 系統服務模式設計相關研究 29 一、 服務設計在醫療領域的應用 29 二、 復健服務模式的演變 29 三、 服務模式設計在提升患者體驗和復健效果方面的作用 30 第六節 文獻總結 31 第參章 研究方法 33 第一節 IPDD方法在本研究中的應用 33 第二節 需求分析方法 34 一、 Meta分析 34 二、 影像分析 34 第三節 系統服務模式設計方法 37 一、 服務藍圖 37 二、 系統架構設計 37 三、 原型開發與迭代 37 第四節 評估與驗證方法 38 一、 功能性和可行性驗證 38 二、 使用性和用戶體驗評估 38 三、 臨床導入初步驗證 38 第五節 評估工具 40 一、 系統使用性評估 40 二、 內在動機評估 40 三、 臨床效果評估工具 41 四、 質性數據收集 41 五、 數據分析工具 42 第肆章 IVR腦中風上肢復健系統服務模式設計 43 第一節 需求分析 43 一、 Meta分析 43 二、 影像分析 44 第二節 系統服務模式規劃 49 一、 服務藍圖設計 49 二、 系統服務模式規劃 50 三、 醫院使用場景設計 52 第三節 系統服務模式設計 53 一、 系統服務模式架構設計 53 二、 軟體模組規劃 54 三、 硬體整合方案 57 四、 系統服務模式工作流程 57 第伍章 系統服務模式驗證 61 第一節 實驗室測試 62 一、 驗證方法 62 二、 驗證結果 66 第二節 初步臨床試驗 74 一、 試驗設計 74 二、 試驗結果 75 第陸章 討論 83 第一節 系統服務模式可行性 83 第二節 臨床成效和復健體驗 86 第三節 IPDD方法的應用效果 88 第四節 局限性與未來展望 89 第柒章 結論 91 第一節 研究總結 91 第二節 主要研究發現 92 第三節 研究貢獻 93 一、 理論貢獻 93 二、 實踐貢獻 93 第四節 研究限制 94 第五節 未來研究方向 95 參考文獻 97 專有名詞對照表 106 附錄 107 附錄一 功能測試標準化記錄表 107 附錄二 SUS系統使用性問卷 108 附錄三 IMI內在動機量表興趣/享受分量表 109 附錄四 訪談大綱(實驗室內部測試健康人) 110 附錄五 FMA-UE傅格梅爾動上肢運動功能量表 111 附錄六 FIM功能性獨立量表 113 附錄七 相關研究發表論文 114

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