Numérique et activités physiques en rhumatologie

Antsa Rakotozafiarison , Laure Gossec , Hervé Servy , Edwin Rogez , Thomas Davergne
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All areas of our lives are currently influenced by digitisation. A wide variety of connected tools and health-related websites are currently available. Activity trackers are an effective option for increasing physical activity in patients with chronic rheumatological diseases at risk of inactivity with excellent short-term adherence. Mobile health through smartphone applications is used to support medical practice and assist patients in their care. The applications are used both to evaluate patient practice and to encourage it. These digital devices have certain limitations, such as device adherence or the reliability of their content, which invites reasoned use.

风湿病学中的数字和身体活动
我们生活的方方面面都受到数字化的影响。目前有各种各样的连接工具和与健康相关的网站可供使用。活动追踪器是慢性风湿病患者增加体力活动的有效选择,具有良好的短期依从性。通过智能手机应用程序的移动医疗用于支持医疗实践并协助患者进行护理。这些应用程序既用于评估患者的实践,也用于鼓励患者的实践。这些数字设备有一定的局限性,比如设备的依赖性或其内容的可靠性,这需要合理使用。
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