A comparative analysis for mobile and computer-based aphasia therapy

A developing movement in the administration of aphasia therapy is the utilization of computer-based treatments and mobile-based treatments, with limited amount of tentative writings that prove the benefits of a computer and mobile approach. As researchers implement treatments from the computer and through mobile devices, it is essential to promote research that would progress treatments in a programmatic way that are significant to clinical trials. This paper examines the authenticity of two projects designed to aid in programmatic research on an aphasia treatment: computer-based software named MossTalk Words, and Constant Therapy an iPad based application. Results show the practicality and initial achievement of a structured and continuous therapy in providing evidence of the implementations of autonomous treatments.