现成退货应用程序的预计效用

Erin H. Hartigan, Cassidy Sirois, Jonathan Lindau, Taylor Lockwood, V. Nesom, Nan M. Solomons
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简介:一个总结最佳实践的应用程序(app)可能会促进临床医生在前交叉韧带(ACL)康复期间对患者进行标准化护理。本研究的目的是测试Ready-Set Return(RSR)应用程序的原型,以确定在临床实践中使用的可接受性。方法:使用两个模拟患者案例,让19名物理治疗师和运动教练熟悉RSR应用程序。然后,这些参与者通过在线调查,使用Likert评分和免费文本字段提供了有关用户体验、功能和内容的反馈。结果:大多数参与者(89%-95%)会向其他人推荐RSR应用程序,并指出该应用程序可以让他们跟上当前的实践。对自由文本回复的主题分析表明,该应用程序易于导航,循证进展和临床里程碑在临床实践中很有用。用户建议增强功能,包括增加患者访问权限和特定的治疗选项。讨论:可概括的发现表明,临床医生欣赏特定测试和测量的细节和图像;测试自动评分;以及进步护理的标准化基准。具体研究结果表明,RSR应用程序的循证实践总结可能有助于标准化护理,特别是针对ACL重建后正在接受康复的患者。结论:这部分临床医生对原型反应积极,认为RSR应用程序将有利于他们的实践和患者。这种反馈将指导下一次迭代,从低保真度原型向高保真度原型迈进。
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Projected Utility of the Ready Set Return Application
Introduction: An application (app) that summarizes best practices may promote standardized care among clinicians treating patients during anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitation. The purpose of this study was to test the prototype of the Ready Set Return (RSR) app to determine receptiveness for use in clinical practice. Methods: Two mock patient cases were used to familiarize 19 physical therapists and athletic trainers with the RSR app. Then these participants provided feedback about the user experience, features, and content using Likert ratings and free-text fields through an online survey. Results: Most participants (89%-95%) would recommend the RSR app to others and noted that the app would allow them to stay up to date with current practice. Thematic analysis of free-text responses indicated that the app was easy to navigate and that evidence-based progressions and clinical milestones were useful in clinical practice. Users suggested enhancements that included adding patient access and specific treatment options. Discussion: Generalizable findings suggest that clinicians appreciated the details and images of specific tests and measures; automatic test scoring; and standardized benchmarks to progress care. Specific findings suggest the RSR app’s summary of evidence-informed practice may help standardize care, specifically for patients undergoing rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction. Conclusion: This subset of clinicians reacted positively to the prototype and felt that the RSR app would benefit their practice and patients. This feedback will guide the next iteration, advancing from a low-fidelity to high-fidelity prototype.
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