jafinch78 t1_ix1n1w3 wrote on November 20, 2022 at 1:25 AM

Any patients that you can discuss that have been impacted by the "mild traumatic brain injuries" or other injuries related to concealed wireless assault weapons that beam form sound or other what appears to be thermal elastic expansion and contraction pulsed RF/microwave effects that deliberately can maim or cause serious bodily harm?

Excellent work read like. Definitely seems like an area of opportunity for the future where might be better audit trail and qualitative and quantitative metrics of and for the diagnosis and treatment.

EzekielNOR OP t1_ix2w0tw wrote on November 20, 2022 at 9:17 AM

Our workshop/test group was limited to Brain stroke patients due to project requirements. But we consider everything we did to be applicable to rehabilitation of TBI.

Sadly, I do not know a lot about such weapon and harm, so I wouldn't be qualified to answer that.

One of the things we do is quantify patient results through leader boards. This helps doctors track daily performance and or long term improvements.

jafinch78 t1_ix5xtgf wrote on November 21, 2022 at 12:11 AM

Awesome, thanks for the reply!

I see, sure best to focus on one group at a time.

Similarly, has been a challenging experience being a victim and advocating situational awareness of systems many deny exist... yet in the U.S. our own government has confirmed "non-lethal" weapons that are wireless and can be lethal if used outside of design non-lethal thresholds. Very politically challenging due to the not well disclosed uses of such devices for more than intelligence gathering. However, I've been trying to get the topic and situation more main stream, slowly but surely again as seems like there had been a hiatus on reporting about since the 80-90's.

Yeah, not sure how is in Norway, though in the U.S. we have systems like Epic EMR systems and others that are great relational database systems where is very helpful the dimensions of information that can be linked together along with potential tools to mine or process the data. Sad though how some of the basic information records systems get bogged down and bloated with GUI aesthetic... my guess hardware resource demanding for more sales aspects.