基于移动的健康应用程序在COVID-19封锁期间促进身体活动。

Adarsh Kumar Srivastav, Sarita Khadayat, Asir John Samuel
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目的:2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)导致的封锁期对个人身体健康和生活质量产生负面影响,可能导致免疫反应减弱,从而增加感染风险。由于在封锁期间无法获得公共资源,许多人无法进行日常体育活动。本简短报告的目的是讨论使用基于移动的卫生应用程序和虚拟现实系统,通过互动和激励的数字环境促进在家中的身体活动。方法和结果:审查了美国疾病控制和预防中心(CDC)和世界卫生组织(世卫组织)提供的远程保健信息以及封锁期间的身体活动数据。编制了一份适合用于促进家庭身体活动的移动保健应用程序清单。结论:本报告对基于移动的健康应用程序提出了建议,以促进身体健康,这些应用程序可以在封锁期间在家使用。
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Mobile-Based Health Apps to Promote Physical Activity During COVID-19 Lockdowns.

Objective: Periods of lockdown due to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) have a negative effect on individuals' physical health and quality of life, and may result in a weakened immune response, leading to enhanced risk of infection. Due to lack of access to public resources during periods of lockdown many individuals cannot perform their usual daily physical activities. The aim of this short report is to discuss the use of mobile-based health applications and virtual reality systems for promoting physical activity at home through an interactive and motivating digital environment.

Methods and results: Information on tele-health, available from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), and data on physical activity during lockdowns were reviewed. A list of mobile-based health applications suitable for use in promoting physical activity at home was compiled.

Conclusion: This report makes recommendations for mobile-based health applications to promote physical health, which can be used at home during periods of lockdown.

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