Michael W Long, Sharon Hobson, Jacqueline Dougé, Kerrie Wagaman, Rachel Sadlon, Olga Acosta Price
Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit of an Elementary School-Based Telehealth Program
The Journal of school nursing : the official publication of the National Association of School Nurses
research demonstrated benefits transcranial magnetic stimulation tms rehabilitation tms widely used clinical research settings individuals without neurological dysfunctions therefore understanding knowledge attitudes rehabilitation specialists regarding tms crucial application knowledge studies previously conducted rehabilitation field therefore study first assess rehabilitation specialists knowledge attitudes toward tms observational crosssectional study using selfadministered online survey conducted among 102 rehabilitation specialists assess knowledge attitudes regarding tms application rehabilitation sciences descriptive inferential statistics used describe knowledge attitudes rehabilitation specialists toward tms examine impact different factors gender education level acceptability practice outcomes rehabilitation specialists participated study showed limited level general knowledge tms rehabilitation 781 620 3719 however significant association educational levels knowledge found higher knowledge scores observed specialists postgraduate degrees compared bachelors degree moreover knowledge level experience availability tms equipment workplace led positive attitude toward tms among rehabilitation specialists low knowledge level among rehabilitation specialists attributed level education nevertheless specialists showed overall positive attitude toward tms therefore customized medical education necessary incorporate tms theory applications neuroscience rehabilitation courses rehabilitation specialists holds significant promise therapeutic tool