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Asynchronous Broadcasting of Audiovisual Content as a Telerehabilitation Strategy for Patients in Rural Areas: Development and Usability Study.

PubMed / JMIR Rehabil Assist Technol · 2026-05-29 · By Aparicio Pico L, Ferro Escobar R, Coronado Sánchez PC · JMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies

Researchers developed and evaluated an asynchronous telerehabilitation approach using pre-recorded audiovisual content delivered to patients in rural settings. The study examined usability of the platform, assessing whether this broadcast-style delivery model could effectively extend rehabilitation services to underserved geographic areas without requiring real-time clinician presence. Findings support asynchronous audiovisual broadcasting as a feasible strategy for expanding rehabilitation access in rural populations.

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