感知和理解远程物理治疗:沙特阿拉伯的横断面研究

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION Technology and Disability Pub Date : 2022-06-23 DOI:10.3233/tad-220375
K. Shalabi
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背景:远程物理治疗持续增长,尤其是在沙特阿拉伯,该国于2018年建立了一项远程物理治疗倡议。然而,关于人们对远程物理治疗的理解的数据很少。目的:探讨沙特人群对远程物理治疗的认知,以及生活质量与远程物理治疗偏好的相关性。方法:对利雅得居民进行横断面在线调查,使用自我管理的远程物理治疗调查和SF-12生活质量(QoL)指数(阿拉伯语版)。结果:1011名参与者中,85.3%为女性,50.8%年龄在26 ~ 50岁之间,近75%的人受过大学教育,34.2%的人有工作。只有19%的人听说过远程物理治疗,其中43.7%的人将社交媒体作为消息来源。只有2.5%的人尝试过远程物理治疗。几乎一半的人报告了大多数远程物理治疗问题的不确定性,超过一半的人认识到局限性,例如,对错误执行练习的焦虑(79.7%),治疗师沟通(51.7%),技术问题(70.7%)和隐私侵犯(66.3%)。然而,58.7%的人表示他们会尝试远程物理治疗。SF-12生活质量评分与被试远程物理治疗知识无显著相关。结论:我们的队列患者对远程物理治疗的知识明显缺乏。尽管如此,尝试远程物理治疗的意愿总体上是积极的。需要实施更多的策略来教育沙特人远程物理治疗。
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Perceptions and understanding of tele-physiotherapy: A cross-sectional study in Saudi Arabia
BACKGROUND: Tele-physiotherapy continues to rise, noticeably in Saudi Arabia which established a tele-physiotherapy initiative in 2018. However, data about the population’s understanding of tele-physiotherapy are scarce. OBJECTIVE: To explore Saudi population’s perception of tele-physiotherapy, and the correlation between quality of life and tele-physiotherapy preferences. METHODS: A cross-sectional online survey conducted on Riyadh residents, using a self-administered tele-physiotherapy survey and the SF-12 quality of life (QoL) index (Arabic version). RESULTS: Of 1011 participants, 85.3% were female, 50.8% were aged 26 to 50 years, almost 75% had university-level education, and 34.2% were employed. Only 19% had heard about tele-physiotherapy, with 43.7% of them citing social media as a source. Only 2.5% had tried tele-physiotherapy. Almost half reported uncertainty about most of the tele-physiotherapy questions, and over half recognised limitations e.g., anxiety about incorrectly performing the exercises (79.7%), therapist communication (51.7%), technical problems (70.7%), and privacy violations (66.3%). However, 58.7% said they would try tele-physiotherapy. There was no significant correlation between SF-12 QoL scores and participants’ tele-physiotherapy knowledge. CONCLUSIONS: There was a significant lack of knowledge among our cohort of patients about tele-physiotherapy. Even though, the willingness to try tele-physiotherapy was generally positive. More strategies need to be implemented to educate the Saudi individuals about tele-physiotherapy.
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Technology and Disability
Technology and Disability Medicine-Rehabilitation
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期刊介绍: Technology and Disability communicates knowledge about the field of assistive technology devices and services, within the context of the lives of end users - persons with disabilities and their family members. While the topics are technical in nature, the articles are written for broad comprehension despite the reader"s education or training. Technology and Disability"s contents cover research and development efforts, education and training programs, service and policy activities and consumer experiences. - The term Technology refers to assistive devices and services. - The term Disability refers to both permanent and temporary functional limitations experienced by people of any age within any circumstance.
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