Over two intensive days, participants learned the complete equipment workflow — from initial functional assessment to building individual rehabilitation programs and analyzing the results.
The training program covered:
- HUBER 360 operating principles and system capabilities;
- comprehensive functional assessment;
- interpretation of examination results and clinical analysis of measurements;
- creating individual rehabilitation programs based on diagnosis and functional condition;
- training modes and biofeedback;
- integrating HUBER 360 into comprehensive rehabilitation programs with physiotherapy, electrical stimulation, robotic systems and other modern technologies;
- objective evaluation of treatment effectiveness by comparing functional assessment results before and after the rehabilitation course;
- clinical recommendations for patients with neurological, orthopedic, trauma and sports conditions.
Practical work was central to the program. Participants independently performed functional examinations, analyzed the data, learned how to create personalized recovery programs and evaluated their effectiveness using objective HUBER 360 measurements.
We thank the Jewish Hospital rehabilitation team for embracing new technologies, taking an active part in the training and implementing modern evidence-based rehabilitation methods.
We are confident that introducing HUBER 360 will be an important step toward higher-quality rehabilitation care, helping specialists assess functional status more effectively, track recovery and achieve better clinical outcomes.