Time to exercise!: an aide-memoire stroke app for post-stroke arm rehabilitation

Nicholas Micallef, L. Baillie, Stephen Uzor
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A majority of Stroke survivors have an arm impairment (up to 80%), which persists over the long term (>12 months). Physiotherapy experts believe that a rehabilitation Aide-Memoire could help these patients [25]. Hence, we designed, with the input of physiotherapists, Stroke experts and former Stroke patients, the Aide-Memoire Stroke (AIMS) App to help them remember to exercise more frequently. We evaluated its use in a controlled field evaluation on a smartphone, tablet and smartwatch. Since one of the main features of the app is to remind Stroke survivors to exercise we also investigated reminder modalities (i.e., visual, vibrate, audio, speech). One key finding is that Stroke survivors opted for a combination of modalities to remind them to conduct their exercises. Also, Stroke survivors seem to prefer smartphones compared to other mobile devices due to their ease of use, usability, familiarity and being easier to handle with one arm.
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是时候锻炼了!:中风后手臂康复的辅助记忆中风应用程序
大多数中风幸存者都有手臂损伤(高达80%),这种情况会持续很长时间(>12个月)。物理治疗专家认为,康复备忘录可以帮助这些患者[25]。因此,在物理治疗师、中风专家和前中风患者的参与下,我们设计了中风记忆助手(AIMS)应用程序,帮助他们记住更频繁的锻炼。我们在智能手机、平板电脑和智能手表的受控现场评估中评估了它的使用情况。由于该应用程序的主要功能之一是提醒中风幸存者锻炼,我们还研究了提醒方式(即视觉,振动,音频,语音)。一个重要的发现是,中风幸存者选择了多种方式的组合来提醒他们进行锻炼。此外,与其他移动设备相比,中风幸存者似乎更喜欢智能手机,因为智能手机易于使用、可用、熟悉,而且单臂操作更容易。
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