Multimodale Schmerztherapie mit E-Health

Impact of an AI app‐based exercise program for people with low back pain compared to standard care: A longitudinal cohort‐study

“…In contrast to this study, in which the app group differed significantly from the control group in terms of ODI at 4 and 8 weeks, subjects in the app group were only superior to those in the control group in the study by Priebe et al 13 in functional outcomes. Besides the positive results in pain development in a study by Priebe et al 14 a cost‐effectiveness analysis demonstrated a reduction in health care costs of 416,‐ € per point reduced on the NRS. Given these results, it could be hypothesized that mobile applications also have a cost advantage over conventional rehabilitation exercises.…”

“…Nevertheless, positive study results are already available. Through a multidisciplinary back pain app, positive effects on pain reduction numeric rating scale (NRS) as well as on functionality could be detected after 12 weeks, whereby the results were still consistent after 12 months 11–14 . Further analyses showed that savings of −80% as well as of 416 Euros per reduced point on the pain index (NRS) were caused by this therapy possibility 14 …”

“…Through a multidisciplinary back pain app, positive effects on pain reduction numeric rating scale (NRS) as well as on functionality could be detected after 12 weeks, whereby the results were still consistent after 12 months. [11][12][13][14] Further analyses showed that savings of −80% as well as of 416 Euros per reduced point on the pain index (NRS) were caused by this therapy possibility. 14 Another digital exercise program was able to achieve an average pain improvement visual analog scale (VAS) of 68.45% between initial measurement and 12 weeks in a wide-ranging study of over 10,000 subjects, and 78.60% of program completers even achieved a (minimally) important change in pain.…”

“…[11][12][13][14] Further analyses showed that savings of −80% as well as of 416 Euros per reduced point on the pain index (NRS) were caused by this therapy possibility. 14 Another digital exercise program was able to achieve an average pain improvement visual analog scale (VAS) of 68.45% between initial measurement and 12 weeks in a wide-ranging study of over 10,000 subjects, and 78.60% of program completers even achieved a (minimally) important change in pain. 15 Researchers led by Shebib et al 16 report comparable results regarding pain with an average pain reduction of 52%−64% and an average improvement for functional outcomes of 31% −55%.…”