A short assessment questionnaire from Allied Health professionals actively shapes DTAM-MY's technology assessment model — the framework researchers and policymakers will reference. Certificate of Participation included.
Photography for illustration only, not actual study participants.
A short introduction to what collaborating on this study involves.
Professional development + research contribution + patient impact.
Receive a Certificate of Participation for taking part.
Co-publish findings in peer-reviewed journals. Boost your CV and professional standing.
Coordinate recruitment and data collection at your clinic, hospital, or practice.
Contribute to Malaysia's first national telerehabilitation assessment model.
Connect with therapists, doctors, and researchers across Malaysia.
An official Certificate of Participation formally acknowledges your contribution to Malaysia's national telerehabilitation study.
Illustrative examples only, based on common experiences in similar programs — not verified individual participant statements.
Collaborate with UTAR to advance stroke recovery research and clinical practice in Malaysia.
Watch: How to Sign Up
No, that's optional. You can lead recruitment and data collection at your clinic or practice, or simply contribute as a collaborator without that responsibility.
Yes. Participating allied health professionals receive an official Certificate of Participation.
Not monetary compensation — participants receive a Certificate of Participation, and contributing professionals are credited as co-authors on peer-reviewed publications arising from the study.
Yes. Contributing professionals are co-authors on peer-reviewed publications arising from the study.
A walkthrough of the assessments and sessions you'll take part in.
