Evidence-based Resource for Rehab clinicians
The TeleRehab
SPOT
An online knowledge hub of virtual care practices for clinicians
Evidence-based Resource for Rehab clinicians
The TeleRehab
SPOT
An online knowledge hub of virtual care practices for clinicians
Evidence-based Resource for Rehab clinicians
The TeleRehab
SPOT
An online knowledge hub of virtual care practices for clinicians
Welcome to The TeleRehab SPOT
On this site, you will find evidence-informed resources including assessment tools, treatment ideas, and best practices, as well as professional development information and professional networking opportunities in Telerehab.
If you are unable to find what you are looking for in our resource lists, or if you are looking for more evidence on a specific topic, please reach out to see how we can help!
The TeleRehab SPOT was created by the School of Physical and Occupational Therapy at McGill University to provide rehabilitation clinicians (OT, PT, and SLP) with the most current online healthcare tools to both empower and improve their virtual practice. The online hub gathers clinical and evidence-informed resources in one place to fill knowledge gaps that are identified by clinicians and researchers in the SPOT community on an ongoing basis.
Virtual and online tools have had a major impact on the delivery of healthcare services. Telehealth practices improve and support accessibility to healthcare for diverse populations in a variety of regions across the province. Clinicians in both the public and private sectors continue to overcome multilevel challenges as telerehab and hybrid practices evolve.
The TeleRehab SPOT website aims to serve healthcare users from remote and urban regions in both French and English by providing clinicians with current tools and resources in the original language of development. All rehab clinicians, no matter their specialty or geographical location, can benefit from learning more about available telehealth resources.
This initiative is funded by Health Canada, and supported by Dialogue McGill at McGill University,under the Action Plan for Official Languages – 2018-2023: Investing in Our Future. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of Health Canada, McGill University, and Dialogue McGill.
