Rehabilitation for the Elderly

She holds a Phd. from the "Ecole Doctorale Interdisciplinaire Sciences Sante"of the Universite Claude Bernard, Lyon, France and has worked for CNRS in France and also as the National Technical University of Athens in Greece. She is a specialist in biomechanics focusing on motion analysis, modelling and simulation. She also has expertise of Information and Communication technologies. For many years, she has applied her knowledge and experience to the health and bioengineering domain with attention to our ageing society and its well-being. She has participated in numerous European and National research projects; mainly in the development of friendly tele-rehabilitation platforms for users with specific needs. She also currently works as an independent expert reviewer for the European Commission under the FP7 and Horizon 2020 program. He is an assistant professor at University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne. He holds a PhD from the Ecole Doctoral des Sciences pour l'Ingenieur et l'Aeronautique of the University of Poitiers and has worked for several sport and health structures. These include The French National Swimming Federation and Ecole Superieure d'Osteopathi. He is a specialist in biomechanics, focusing on approaches to evaluate performance in human motion and health. He has expertise on motion analysis and modelling. He has participated in health projects such as postural balance in the elderly with non-chronic low back pain, the effect of lyme and multiple sclerosis diseases on human walking and autonomy, and frailty. He also works as an independent reviewer for various scientific journals.

1. Introduction 2. The ageing process 3. Rehabilitation for the elderly, a complex process 4. The gamification of the rehabilitation for the elderly 5. Serious gaming and tele-rehabilitation in the elderly community 6. Serious games and rehabilitation for the elderly community, a survey