Smartphone apps for orthopaedic sports medicine – a smart move?

Wong, Seng Juong; Robertson, Greg; Connor, Katie; Brady, Richard; Wood, Alexander

doi:10.1186/s13102-015-0017-6

Cited by 49 publications

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“…Estes dados corroboram com o encontrado em uma pesquisa, na qual os aplicativos para smartphones foram considerados práticos. 10 Em contrapartida, a queixa sobre a baixa evidência científica sobre o uso de aplicativos aplicado à reabilitação, 3 validação, e falta de participação médica direta nos aplicativos não foram observados em nosso estudo. Houve participação médica direta em todas as fases da criação do aplicativo, e os exercícios propostos nos vídeos já haviam sido descritos e validados em outro estudo de reabilitação.…”

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Avaliação do uso de aplicativo de celular para auxílio no processo de reabilitação da cirurgia do ombro

Giusti

Reginaldo

Caixeta

et al. 2020

Rev Bras Ortop (Sao Paulo)

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Resumo Objetivo Avaliar a qualidade de um aplicativo de celular desenvolvido para orientar pacientes em período pós-operatório de procedimentos cirúrgicos do ombro. Métodos Desenvolveu-se um aplicativo gratuito e de fácil acesso para auxiliar os pacientes em domicílio. Os indivíduos foram monitorados quanto ao uso do aplicativo e adaptação à sua prática antes do início da fisioterapia. Ao final de 6 semanas, aplicou-se um questionário qualitativo para avaliar a usabilidade do aplicativo. Resultados Um total de 97% dos respondentes afirmaram que foi fácil executar o download do aplicativo, que os exercícios sugeridos foram prontamente entendidos, e relataram que indicariam o aplicativo. Noventa e três por cento da amostra concorda que o aplicativo fez com que se sentissem mais participativos com relação ao tratamento de sua doença, enquanto 90% consideraram o aplicativo autoexplicativo. Conclusão O uso de uma plataforma virtual é uma ferramenta de compreensão sobre o tratamento e auxilia na prescrição médica de exercícios pós-operatórios domiciliares.

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Avaliação do uso de aplicativo de celular para auxílio no processo de reabilitação da cirurgia do ombro

Giusti

Reginaldo

Caixeta

et al. 2020

Rev Bras Ortop (Sao Paulo)

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“…Usage of smartphone application for contents related to health and safety is challenged in its content and evidence. The majority of sport medicine-related applications has no name for medical professional involvement [5]. The research result becomes a concern in this research: never give incorrect information.…”

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confidence: 93%

Development of Smartphone Application that Provides Educational Materials on Injury Prevention and Treatment in Hiking

Andrianto

Ardiyanto

Kriswanto

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Science and Technology for the Internet of Things

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All physical activities carried somerisksofinjury, especially outdoors activities. Safety and injury preventionswerefactorsthat must be consideredin outdoor activities, but the availability of learning media for prevention and treatment for injuries in hiking was insufficient. This study aimedto describe the development of a new smartphone application to promote awareness and knowledge of injury prevention and treatment for beginners in hiking. The new application was developed by conducting procedural research and development. Data were collected by distributing questionnaires containing assessment of product quality and product improvement suggestions. Quantitative data from assessments of material and media experts gained a highly feasible score. After both the limited trial test and large group trial test were completed, the data also got a highly feasible score. A new Android application, Smartpala, developed guidance to prevent and treat injuries after/during hiking. It could be used in limited during hiking due to its limited content.

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“…Finally, the absence of healthcare provider involvement in the design of health IT has been raised in many occasions [138][139][140][141][142] is addressed within this model. Active involvement and participation from all relevant stakeholders is contemplated in the design process through the use of 3MD for Chronic conditions model.…”

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3MD for Chronic Conditions, a Model for Motivational mHealth Design: Embedded Case Study (Preprint)

Giunti¹

2018

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Chronic conditions are the leading cause of death in the world. Major improvements in acute care and diagnostics have created a tendency towards the chronification of formerly terminal conditions, requiring people with these conditions to learn how to self-manage. Mobile technologies hold promise as self-management tools due to their ubiquity and costeffectiveness.The delivery of health-related services through the use of mobile technologies (mHealth) has grown exponentially in recent years. However, only a fraction of these solutions takes into consideration the views of relevant stakeholders like healthcare professionals or even patients. The use of behavioral change models (BCM) has proven important in developing successful health solutions, yet engaging patients remains a challenge. There is a trend in mHealth solutions called gamification that attempts to use game elements to drive user behavior and increase engagement. As it stands, designers of mHealth solutions for behavioral change in chronic conditions have no clear way of deciding what factors are relevant to consider.The focus of this work is to discover factors for the design of mHealth solutions for chronic patients; to do so, negotiations between medical knowledge, BCM, and gamification were explored through an embedded case study research methodology. The data obtained was thematically analyzed to create the Model for Motivational Mobile-health Design for chronic conditions (3MD).The 3MD model guides the design of condition-oriented gamified behavioral change mHealth solutions. The main components are: 1) Condition-specific, which describe factors that need to be adjusted and adapted for each particular chronic condition; 2) Motivation-related; which are factors that address how to influence behaviors in an engaging manner; and 3) Technologybased, which are factors that are directly connected to the technical capabilities of mobile technologies. 3MD also provides a series of high level illustrative design questions for designers to use and consider during the design process.The present work addresses a recognized gap in research and practice, and proposes a unique model that could be of use in the generation of new solutions to help chronic patients.

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Smartphone apps for orthopaedic sports medicine – a smart move?

Cited by 49 publications

References 27 publications

Avaliação do uso de aplicativo de celular para auxílio no processo de reabilitação da cirurgia do ombro

Avaliação do uso de aplicativo de celular para auxílio no processo de reabilitação da cirurgia do ombro

Development of Smartphone Application that Provides Educational Materials on Injury Prevention and Treatment in Hiking

3MD for Chronic Conditions, a Model for Motivational mHealth Design: Embedded Case Study (Preprint)

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