SARA: Subjective and Objective Data Acquisition for Physiotherapy Treatment Support

G. Bieber, R. Seidel, Rene Portwich
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The work of physiotherapists is very important for the cure of patients. Physiotherapy has a long historical background. Physiotherapists are working almost manually, treat pain and movement restrictions, support rehabilitation and support the recovering of strength and wellbeing. The healing of the patients is a slow process and subjective impressions about pain or discomfort are important for the quality and adjustment of the treatment. The quality of treatment is dependent by the skills and knowledge of the therapist. Unfortunately, objective indicators of a good or successful treatment in the area of physiotherapy are rare; a comprehensive documentation after the therapy is often missing. With SARA, a platform for physiotherapy treatment support, the physiotherapist have received a new tool that allows an objective assessment of the treatment progress, the condition of their patients, and a documentation about the physical performance and further needs. This paper describes the concept and the measurement methods for the unobtrusive monitoring of the treatment quality and the results of the therapy.
SARA:物理治疗支持的主观和客观数据获取
物理治疗师的工作对病人的治疗非常重要。物理疗法有着悠久的历史背景。物理治疗师几乎是手工工作,治疗疼痛和运动限制,支持康复,支持恢复力量和健康。患者的愈合是一个缓慢的过程,对疼痛或不适的主观印象对治疗的质量和调整很重要。治疗的质量取决于治疗师的技能和知识。不幸的是,在物理治疗领域,良好或成功治疗的客观指标很少;治疗后的综合文献常常缺失。有了SARA这个物理治疗支持平台,物理治疗师获得了一个新的工具,可以客观地评估治疗进展、患者的状况,以及关于身体表现和进一步需求的文件。本文介绍了对治疗质量和治疗效果进行无干扰监测的概念和测量方法。
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