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摘要
圣拉斐尔科学研究所(San Raffaele Scientific Institute)和Khymeia Group S.R.L.合作开发了一款智能手机应用程序(Medico-Amico),旨在为冠状病毒病(COVID)康复病房住院的患者提供体育锻炼和沟通。30例患者使用该应用程序进行了4周的远程康复。他们被要求进行个性化的运动锻炼,每周三次。临床医生可以通过加密的视频通话与每位患者进行互动,以给予鼓励、精神支持、调整训练期间的强度或开新的锻炼处方。患者被要求进行运动锻炼,同时监测他们的生命体征,如体温、血压和血氧饱和度,并在应用程序的特定部分插入分数。远程康复4周后,患者在日常生活活动的独立性和力量方面有所改善。此外,满意度和移动应用程序可用性得分达到患者的赞赏和喜爱。
Mobile application tool for remote rehabilitation after discharge from coronavirus disease-19 rehabilitation unit
A smartphone application (Medico-Amico) has been developed by the collaboration of San Raffaele Scientific Institute and Khymeia Group S.R.L. with the aim of providing physical exercises and communicating with patients after their hospitalization in a coronavirus disease (COVID)-rehabilitation unit. Thirty patients used the application for remote rehabilitation for 4 weeks. They were prescribed personalized motor exercises to perform three times a week. Clinicians could interact with each patient by an encrypted video call in order to give encouragement, mental support, modify intensity during training sessions, or to prescribe new exercises. Patients were asked to perform motor exercises and also to monitor their vital signs, such as temperature, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation, inserting scores in a specific section of the application. After 4 weeks of remote rehabilitation patients showed improvements in independence during activity of daily living and strength. Also, satisfaction and mobile application usability scores reached patients’ appreciation and enjoyment.
期刊介绍:
Healthcare Technology Letters aims to bring together an audience of biomedical and electrical engineers, physical and computer scientists, and mathematicians to enable the exchange of the latest ideas and advances through rapid online publication of original healthcare technology research. Major themes of the journal include (but are not limited to): Major technological/methodological areas: Biomedical signal processing Biomedical imaging and image processing Bioinstrumentation (sensors, wearable technologies, etc) Biomedical informatics Major application areas: Cardiovascular and respiratory systems engineering Neural engineering, neuromuscular systems Rehabilitation engineering Bio-robotics, surgical planning and biomechanics Therapeutic and diagnostic systems, devices and technologies Clinical engineering Healthcare information systems, telemedicine, mHealth.