2019
DOI: 10.1055/a-0740-4866
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Medizinische Apps in der HNO-Heilkunde

Abstract: ZUsAmmenfAssUng Die Nutzung mobiler Informations-und Kommunikationstechnologie im Kontext medizinscher und gesundheitsnaher Dienstleistungen, z. B. in Form von Apps, gewinnt, leider jedoch häufig unter Missachtung notwendiger Qualitätskriterien, immer mehr an Bedeutung. So erscheint es wichtig, dass neben einer die Anwendungssoftware kontrollierenden Instanz möglichst hoch qualifizierte Akteure des Gesundheitswesens bei der Erstellung mitwirken. Schon aus Haftungsgründen muss der beratende Arzt eine hohe Sorgf… Show more

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“…Improper app usage in everyday clinical practice could give rise to problems if the content-related algorithms and guidelines used do not comply with the applicable country-level requirements. In addition to these non-negligible content-specific Apps that exclude any user-related liability (eg, by the statement "only for training purposes") are also questionable in the context of Germany's Act on Medical Devices [29]. Nevertheless, there is reason to believe that these apps are used in clinical practice contexts [30].…”
Section: Usage Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Improper app usage in everyday clinical practice could give rise to problems if the content-related algorithms and guidelines used do not comply with the applicable country-level requirements. In addition to these non-negligible content-specific Apps that exclude any user-related liability (eg, by the statement "only for training purposes") are also questionable in the context of Germany's Act on Medical Devices [29]. Nevertheless, there is reason to believe that these apps are used in clinical practice contexts [30].…”
Section: Usage Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applications for electronic devices (apps) offer another potential management option for tinnitus. The number of apps in the field of otorhinolaryngology is increasing (Rak et al, 2019), as is the case for tinnitus apps (Sereda et al, 2019). Mehdi et al (2020) provide an extensive review on tinnitus mobile apps, ranging from hearing protection, -testing, and -enhancement, to self-help (e.g., CBT and NFB), and relief (e.g., tinnitus masking).…”
Section: Applications For Electronic Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 6 Evaluating the apps for medical specialist, otorhinolaryngologists, Rak et al also posed their concern of medical specialist apps' lacking functionality and scientific integrity. 26 This study showed that content is the main factor in app design and that orthodontic content also follows the same trend as that of medical apps. Orthodontists undoubtedly require apps design, especially for those that could aid in diagnosis.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 70%