智能手机应用程序支持儿科康复目标设定:应用程序开发,可用性和可接受性研究。

IF 5.2 2区 医学 Q1 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL
V Vannier, R Bailly, E Fily, A Le Gallo, L Guiheneuf, D Jacquemot, E Dheilly, S Brochard, C Pons
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摘要

目的:制定治疗目标是儿童康复过程的核心。儿童及其家庭的参与是这一办法的基础。目标设定将受益于使用正式程序和指导方针的标准化。本研究旨在开发一款智能手机应用程序,指导康复专业人员与身体健康相关残疾儿童及其家庭完成整个协作目标设定过程,并探讨其可用性和可接受性。方法:应用程序开发分为3个阶段。在第一阶段,我们分析了文献,建立了关键的应用组件。然后,我们与一家开发公司合作创建了一个原型。在第2阶段,7名康复专家评估了每个功能的可用性,我们根据他们的反馈进行改进。在第三阶段,14名康复专家对53名儿童进行了临床测试。应用程序的可用性和可接受性通过标准化问卷(系统可用性量表(SUS),技术接受模型(TAM))和半结构化访谈进行评估。结果:根据文献,有效的儿童康复目标设定包括了解儿童的偏好和需求,采用经过验证的方法(如SMART模型)制定目标,让儿童和家庭作为合作者,并促进跨专业沟通。“Kid’em -app”就是建立在这些原则之上的。它包括两个界面:“Kid’em - appvpro”,为专业人士设计,指导他们进行实践;“Kid’em - appvfam”,为专业人士邀请后的家庭合作设计。第二阶段的结果显示,除了聊天/文件共享之外,所有功能都使用了。3期结果显示该应用程序可用于临床实践(平均SUS = 70.9/100, SD = 10.9;平均TAM易用性= 71.4/100,SD = 15.1)。该申请符合专业人士的价值观,他们寻求让孩子更多地参与到他们的照顾中来。讨论:“Kid’em -app”是一个可接受且可用的一体化解决方案,旨在指导康复专业人员完成目标设定的各个方面。考虑到来自现场的反馈和科学证据,我们能够确定内容要求和必须克服的实施障碍,以促进“Kid’em -app”在临床实践中的使用,并加速知识转化。
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Smartphone app to support goal setting in pediatric rehabilitation: app development, usability and acceptability study.

Smartphone app to support goal setting in pediatric rehabilitation: app development, usability and acceptability study.

Objectives: Setting treatment goals is the core of the pediatric rehabilitation process. The participation of the children and their families is foundational to this approach. Goal setting would benefit from being standardized using formal procedures and guidelines. This study aimed to develop a smartphone app to guide rehabilitation professionals through the whole collaborative goal-setting process with children who have physical health related disabilities and their families and to explore its usability and acceptability.

Methods: There were 3 phases of app development. In phase 1, we analyzed the literature to establish key app components. Then, we worked with a development company to build a prototype. In phase 2, 7 rehabilitation professionals evaluated the usability of each function, and we made improvements according to their feedback. In phase 3, 14 rehabilitation professionals tested the app in clinical practice with 53 children. The usability and acceptability of the app were evaluated using standardized questionnaires (System Usability Scale (SUS), Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)) and through semi-structured interviews.

Results: According to the literature, effective goal setting in pediatric rehabilitation involves understanding the child's preferences and needs, employing validated methodologies such as the SMART model to formulate goals, engaging children and families as collaborators, and fostering inter-professional communication. The "Kid'EM-app" was built on these principles. It comprises two interfaces: "Kid'EM-appVPro," designed for professionals to guide them in this practice, and "Kid'EM-appVFam," intended for families to collaborate after professional invitation. The phase 2 results showed that all the functions were used except chat/file sharing. The phase 3 results showed that the app was usable in clinical practice (mean SUS = 70.9/100, SD = 10.9; mean TAM ease of use = 71.4/100, SD = 15.1). The application aligned with the values of the professionals who seek to involve children more in their care.

Discussion: The "Kid'EM-app" is an all-in-one acceptable and usable solution designed to guide rehabilitation professionals through each aspect of goal setting. Consideration of both feedback from the field and scientific evidence enabled to us to identify content requirements and implementation barriers that must be overcome to facilitate use of the "Kid'EM-app" in clinical practice and accelerate knowledge translation.

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Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation
Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation 工程技术-工程:生物医学
CiteScore
9.60
自引率
3.90%
发文量
122
审稿时长
24 months
期刊介绍: Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation considers manuscripts on all aspects of research that result from cross-fertilization of the fields of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and physical medicine & rehabilitation.
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