Conception of a mobile health application targeting early postoperative physiotherapeutic care after total knee replacement, a qualitative study

As the elderly population was shown to be less proficient regarding the use of new technologies, the application at hand was explicitly made simple. Elements of different PT programs were incorporated and quadriceps strengthening exercises were included. application was composed based on the findings of the reviewed literature and then subsequently modified to incorporate the expert's suggestions. Experts mainly expressed concerns regarding the safety of patients during unsupervised physical therapy as well as the safety of the recorded data. Thus, password protection and a split between the physician's and the patient's interface was created.

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Frontiers in Surgery
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2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fsurg.2024.1283202
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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Conception of a mobile health application targeting early postoperative physiotherapeutic care after total knee replacement, a qualitative study

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Conception of a mobile health application targeting early postoperative physiotherapeutic care after total knee replacement, a qualitative study

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As the elderly population was shown to be less proficient regarding the use of new technologies, the application at hand was explicitly made simple. Elements of different PT programs were incorporated and quadriceps strengthening exercises were included. application was composed based on the findings of the reviewed literature and then subsequently modified to incorporate the expert's suggestions. Experts mainly expressed concerns regarding the safety of patients during unsupervised physical therapy as well as the safety of the recorded data. Thus, password protection and a split between the physician's and the patient's interface was created.

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European Molecular Biology Organization (DE), Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences (DE)
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