Telerehabilitation for people with physical disabilities and movement impairment: development and evaluation of an online toolkit for practitioners and patients
Telerehabilitation for people with physical disabilities and movement impairment: development and evaluation of an online toolkit for practitioners and patients
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DOI：
10.1080/09638288.2022.2074549
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发表时间：
2022-05-19
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Freeman, Jenny
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作者：
Buckingham, Sarah;Anil, Krithika;Freeman, Jenny
目的：自COVID-19疫情以来，远程康复的使用越来越多，但使用远程方法进行身体评估的指导有限。我们的目标是提供这样的指导，通过开发一个远程康复工具包，在线信息和培训资源，为从业人员，患者和护理人员的远程康复的人与身体残疾和运动importance.Materials和方法：开发和评估的工具包是由知识到行动的框架，并发生迭代在两个阶段的知识创造和行动。资料来自不同来源，包括文献回顾、网上调查、服务评估及焦点小组讨论。该工具包已被评估使用有声思维访谈，电子邮件和社交媒体反馈的用户，和分析数据的用户参与的website.Results：远程康复工具包侧重于远程物理评估，并包含有关技术，数字技能，远程评估工具，信息治理和安全远程康复的信息。资源包括从从业人员和患者，如何指南，清单，视频和链接到evidence.Conclusions的顶级提示：Telerehab工具包已深受从业人员，医疗保健专业的学生，患者和护理人员，正在广泛传播，并免费提供（www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/telerehab）。
Purpose: Telerehabilitation has increasingly been used since the COVID-19 pandemic but with limited guidance available on undertaking physical assessments using remote methods. We aimed to provide such guidance by developing a Telerehab Toolkit, an online information and training resource for practitioners, patients, and carers on telerehabilitation for people with physical disabilities and movement impairment.Materials and methods: Development and evaluation of the toolkit were informed by the Knowledge to Action framework and took place iteratively in two phases-knowledge creation and action. Information was collated from various sources including literature review, online survey, service evaluation, and focus group discussions. The toolkit has been evaluated using think-aloud interviews, e-mail and social media feedback from users, and analytics data on user engagement with the website.Results: The Telerehab Toolkit focuses on remote physical assessments, and contains information on technology, digital skills, remote assessment tools, information governance, and safety for telerehabilitation. Resources include top tips from practitioners and patients, how-to guides, checklists, videos, and links to evidence.Conclusions: The Telerehab Toolkit has been well-received by practitioners, healthcare students, patients, and carers, is being disseminated widely, and is freely available (www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/telerehab).