In-Home Telerehabilitation Compared with Face-to-Face Rehabilitation After Total Knee Arthroplasty

Moffet, Hélène; Tousignant, Michel; Nadeau, Sylvie; Mérette, Chantal; Boissy, Patrick; Corriveau, Hélène; Marquis, François; Cabana, François; Ranger, Pierre; Belzile, Étienne L.; Dimentberg, Ronald

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“…25,36,46 Acceptance of mobile technology by the elderly was mentioned in the introduction, and it was reinforced in the literature. 23,25,52 The improvement of access included technology to enhance coordination of care without the limitations of proximity or mobility. 40,46,55 The theme of convenient was only mentioned once (2%).…”

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“…24,26,29,[44][45][46]50,51 Due to the cost of technology, this method of delivery of care highlights a digital divide, and it creates a sense of exclusivity and complexity which can create limitations based on the user's abilities. [23][24][25][30][31][32][33]37,39,43,45,46,55 This theme encompassed observations that organisations need additional technical personnel to handle the additional workload associated with this new modality of care.…”

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Mobile health solutions for the aging population: A systematic narrative analysis

2016

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Introduction: The ubiquitous nature of mobile technology coupled with the acceptance of mobile health (mHealth) among the elderly offers an opportunity to augment the existing medical workforce in long-term care. The objective of this review and narrative analysis is to identify and analyse facilitators and barriers to adoption of mHealth for the elderly. Methods: Studies over the last year were identified in multiple database indices, and three reviewers examined abstracts (k ¼ 0.82) and analysed articles for themes which were tallied in affinity diagrams to identify frequency of occurrence in the literature (n ¼ 36). Results: The three facilitators mentioned most often were independence (18%), understanding (13%), and visibility (13%). The three barriers mentioned most often were complexity (21%), limited by users (12%) and ineffective (12%). Discussion and conclusions: The reviewers concluded that the work done so far illustrates that mHealth enables a perception of independence. Future research should focus on the barriers of complexity of technology and improving existing medical literacy in order to facilitate further adoption.

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Mobile health solutions for the aging population: A systematic narrative analysis

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“…In the field of telerehabililitation, results from a randomized clinical trial comparing in-person physical therapy to in-home telerehabilitation showed similar outcomes for patients at a cost reduced by 18% (Moffet et al, 2015;Tousignant et al, 2015). Fortney et al (2013) clearly demonstrated the advantages that the telehealth approach has over practice-based collaborative care in the domain of mental health.…”

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Boissy

2015

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“…Telemedicine is a health service in which information is remotely exchanged between a medical specialist and a patient for the awareness, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of and rehabilitation from diseases using information and communication technologies that promote access to and opportunity to receive services by populations facing limited supply of and/or access to such services in their geographical area (i.e., the geographically vulnerable population) [2,3]. Remote clinical care has been performed in both teleassisted [4][5][6][7] and teleoperated manners [8][9][10][11]. The term "teleassisted" refers to a visual or over-the-phone telemonitoring system by which the therapy processes are specified and that works as a guide for treating of the patient [12].…”

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Development of an information system for teleoperated physical rehab care service via Internet. Pilot case: patients with mild knee injury who live in geographically vulnerable zones

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Quiñones-Mora³

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In recent years, new technologies have been implemented for treating and rehabilitating of diseases, such as distance medicine, known as telemedicine. With the participation of an interdisciplinary group of researchers from Universidad del Valle and health professionals, a pilot project was established to test a teleoperated care system with a prototype designed for the rehabilitation of patients with mild knee injury in the of public health network ESE Ladera in Cali, Colombia, to provide physical rehabilitation services from the urban health center to patients living in rural areas of Cali. In order to comprehensively evaluate the functioning of this teleoperated physical rehabilitation system comprenhensively, an information system (IS) was designed that includes a set of indicators that assess the health care system from a mechanical, economic, clinical and social points of view.Keywords: telemedicine; teleoperated rehabilitation; information system Desarrollo de un sistema de información para el servicio de atención teleoperado de rehabilitación física, vía Internet. Caso piloto: pacientes con lesiones leves de rodilla que viven en zonas de vulnerabilidad geográfica Resumen En los últimos años, se han implementado nuevas tecnologías para el tratamiento y la rehabilitación de enfermedades, como la medicina a distancia, conocida como telemedicina. Con la participación de un grupo interdisciplinario de investigadores de la Universidad del Valle y profesionales de la salud, se estableció un proyecto piloto para probar un sistema de atención teleoperado con un prototipo diseñado para la rehabilitación de pacientes con lesión leve de rodilla, en la red de salud pública ESE Ladera en Cali, Colombia, para proporcionar servicios de rehabilitación física desde el centro de salud urbano a pacientes que viven en áreas rurales de Cali. Con el fin de evaluar de manera integral el funcionamiento de este sistema de rehabilitación física teleoperado, se diseñó un sistema de información (SI) que incluye un conjunto de indicadores que evalúa el sistema de atención de la salud desde un punto de vista mecánico, económico, clínico y social.Palabras clave: telemedicina; rehabilitación teleoperada; sistema de información.

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In-Home Telerehabilitation Compared with Face-to-Face Rehabilitation After Total Knee Arthroplasty

Abstract: Therapeutic Level I. See Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.

Cited by 229 publications

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Mobile health solutions for the aging population: A systematic narrative analysis

Mobile health solutions for the aging population: A systematic narrative analysis

Special issue on evaluation of telehealth and e-health systems and processes

Development of an information system for teleoperated physical rehab care service via Internet. Pilot case: patients with mild knee injury who live in geographically vulnerable zones

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