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use information communication technology ict assessing treating cognitive motor disorders promoting homebased telerehabilitation approach involves ongoing monitoring within motivating context help patients generalize skills also reduce healthcare costs geographic barriers minimizing hospitalization systematic review focuses investigating key aspects telerehabilitation protocols children neurodevelopmental neurological disorders including technology used outcomes caregiver involvement dosage guide clinical practice future research systematic review adhered prisma guidelines registered prospero pico framework followed define search strategy technologybased telerehabilitation interventions targeting pediatric population aged 018 neurological neurodevelopmental disorders search encompassed medlinepubmed embase web science databases independent reviewers responsible selecting relevant papers extracting data data harmonization analysis conducted centrally heterogeneous evolving situation emerged data findings reported technologies adopted telerehabilitation commercial devices however research prototypes clinical software also employed high potential personalization treatment efficacy efficacy protocols health healthrelated domains also explored categorizing outcome measures according international classification functioning disability health icf studies targeted motor neuropsychological functions minority papers explored language multidomain protocols finally although caregivers rarely direct target intervention role diffusely highlighted critical element homebased rehabilitation setting systematic review offers insights integration technological devices telerehabilitation programs pediatric neurologic neurodevelopmental disorders highlights factors contributing effectiveness interventions suggests need development particularly creating dynamic multidomain rehabilitation protocols additionally emphasizes importance promoting homebased familycentered care could involve caregivers actively treatment potentially leading improved clinical outcomes children neurological neurodevelopmental conditions prospero crd42020210663