The taxonomy of “digital health interventions” and their subgroups in the therapeutic rehabilitation of stroke patients – A scoping review / Die Taxonomie der “digitalen Gesundheitsinterventionen” und ihrer Untergruppen in der therapeutischen Schlaganfallrehabilitation – Ein Scoping Review

Stangenberg-Gliss, Kirsten; Elser, Alexander; Borgetto, Bernhard Maria

doi:10.2478/ijhp-2023-0011

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