一个交互式3D健康应用程序,具有多模式信息表示的肩周炎

Thomas Stütz, Michael Domhardt, Gerlinde Emsenhuber, D. Huber, M. Tiefengrabner, N. Matis, Simon W. Ginzinger
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肩周炎患者的活动能力下降,疼痛加剧。以运动为基础的物理疗法是一种常见的治疗方法,患者大多在家中进行运动。正确的运动表现和依从性是在家治疗肩周炎患者的主要问题。为了支持被诊断为肩周炎的患者,我们设计、开发并评估了一款多模式3D智能手机应用程序。除10名潜在用户外,还有一名医生、五名物理治疗师、三名计算机科学家、两名3D艺术家和一名HCI专家参与了共同创造过程。在为期三周的试点研究中,五名患者对该应用程序进行了评估,这表明我们的方法是可行的。分析了练习正确性、多模态指令的使用情况和用户满意度。根据SUS评分,使用该应用程序的满意度非常高。结果证实,共同创造过程导致了一个有效的,高度满意和实际使用的系统。
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An interactive 3D health app with multimodal information representation for frozen shoulder
Patients with Frozen Shoulder suffer from a decreased mobility and pain. Exercise-based physiotherapy is a common treatment and patients mostly perform the exercises at home. Correct exercise performance and compliance are the main issues in home-based therapy of Frozen Shoulder patients. To support patients diagnosed with Frozen Shoulder, a multimodal 3D smartphone app was designed, developed and evaluated. Additional to ten potential users, one physician, five physiotherapists, three computer scientists, two 3D artists and one HCI specialist were involved in the co-creation process. The app was evaluated by five patients during a three-week pilot study, which showed the feasibility of our approach. Exercise correctness, usage of multimodal instructions and user satisfaction were analyzed. Exercise correctness was nearly perfect and the interactive 3D animation was used for exercise instructions. Satisfaction using the app was rated very high according to SUS score. The results confirm that the co-creation process led to an effective, highly satisfactory and actually used system.
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