Telerehabilitation from the perspective of patients and healthcare providers: A 3-year follow-up study.

Background: It is important to investigate satisfaction and perception of the effectiveness of telerehabilitation and its outcomes post-COVID-19 pandemic.

Objective: Evaluate the patients' and healthcare providers' level of satisfaction with telerehabilitation and perception of its efficacy and describe how it became an established resource in a network of rehabilitation hospitals post-pandemic.

Methods: The online survey about their experience with telerehabilitation was completed by 2,755 patients (322 new patients and 2,433 existing patients), and 668 providers from 26 different specialties.

Long COVID neuropsychological follow-up: Is cognitive rehabilitation relevant?

Background: Duration of neuropsychological disorders caused by long COVID, and the variables that impact outcomes, are still largely unknown.

Objective: To describe the cognitive profile of patients with long COVID post-participation in a neuropsychological rehabilitation program and subsequent reassessment and identify the factors that influence recovery.

Methods: 208 patients (mean age of 48.