A new computer game-based hand-arm function evaluation (GHA) tool has been established
to quantify fine and gross object manipulation skills, movement quality, accuracy,
response time, and movement variation. The tool can be used with numerous objects
with various geometric/surface properties, functional and anatomical demands. The
purpose of this study was to determine the test-retest reliability and convergent
validity (WMFT) of the GHA assessment tool. We hypothesized a high test-retest reliability
and a moderate convergent validity.
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