评估职业治疗师和儿童在手写干预中使用 SensoGrip 压敏笔的体验:多方法研究。

Lena Rettinger, Erna Schönthaler, Andrea Kerschbaumer, Carina Hauser, Carissa Klupper, Lea Aichinger, Franz Werner
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背景:掌握手写技能对儿童的学业成功、自信心和总体学习成绩至关重要。然而,估计有 5% 到 27% 的儿童面临手写难题,而调节铅笔和铅笔芯在纸上压力的能力是关键的运动要素:我们的目的是调查 SensoGrip 系统的使用体验和可用性,该系统是一种压力测量笔系统,具有个性化的压力调节实时反馈,适用于临床环境中的儿童和职业治疗师(OTs):研究采用了多种方法,包括对儿童的定性访谈和问卷调查、用户日记、焦点小组讨论、对职业治疗师的可用性问卷调查以及对家长的问卷调查:研究对象包括作业辅导员(8 人)、有手写困难的儿童(16 人)及其家长(16 人),每个人都在多达 5 次的治疗过程中使用了 SensoGrip 系统。矫正师表示,SensoGrip 系统有助于儿童集中注意力,了解手写压力,并对其进行客观测量。OTs对该系统的接受度和可用性给予了很高的评价--实用性:中位数得分为4分(满分7分);易用性和易学性:中位数得分为6分(满分7分);满意度:中位数得分为6分(满分7分):具有实时反馈功能的 SensoGrip 压力感应系统是一种很有前途的儿科职业治疗工具。结论:带有实时反馈的 SensoGrip 压力感应系统是一种很有前途的儿科职业治疗工具,它能帮助有书写困难的儿童在完成任务时调整压力。今后,有必要进行定量对照试验,以进一步研究该系统的影响。
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Evaluating the Experiences of Occupational Therapists and Children Using the SensoGrip Pressure-Sensitive Pen in a Handwriting Intervention: Multimethods Study.

Background: The acquisition of handwriting skills is essential for a child's academic success, self-confidence, and general school performance. Nevertheless, an estimated 5% to 27% of children face handwriting challenges, where the ability to modulate pressure on the pencil and lead on the paper is a key motor component.

Objective: We aimed to investigate the experience with and usability of the SensoGrip system, a pressure-measuring pen system with personalized real-time feedback about pressure modulation, in a clinical setting with children and occupational therapists (OTs).

Methods: A multimethods study was conducted, incorporating qualitative interviews and questionnaires with children, user diaries, focus group discussions, and a usability questionnaire with OTs, along with a questionnaire for parents.

Results: The study involved OTs (n=8), children with handwriting difficulties (n=16), and their parents (n=16), each of whom used the SensoGrip system in up to 5 therapy sessions. OTs reported that the SensoGrip system helped to focus the child's awareness on handwriting pressure and to measure it objectively. The system received high acceptance and usability ratings from the OTs-usefulness: median score of 4 out of 7; ease of use and ease of learning: median score of 6 out of 7; and satisfaction: median score of 6 out of 7. Participants appreciated that it fosters pressure awareness and motivation to draw and write.

Conclusions: The SensoGrip pressure-sensing system with real-time feedback is a promising tool for pediatric occupational therapy. It supports children with handwriting difficulties to adjust their pressure application during the task. In the future, controlled quantitative trials are warranted to further examine the system's impact.

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