关键词: behavior change co-design sensors stroke toolkit walking performance

来  源:   DOI:10.3389/fresc.2024.1369559   PDF(Pubmed)

Abstract:
UNASSIGNED: Stroke survivors may not maintain gains made in gait performance after task-oriented circuit training. Behavior change interventions may enhance the long-term adoption of physical activity. This study uses a co-design methodology to develop an intervention and tools to facilitate physical and exercise therapists in supporting an active lifestyle in stroke survivors, which is defined as a lifestyle that integrates daily walking performance with day-to-day activity.
UNASSIGNED: (1) To describe the insights generated during the co-design process; and (2) To describe the tools that were developed during the co-design process.
UNASSIGNED: A multidisciplinary team consisting of staff members of the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy, exercise and physical therapists specializing in neurorehabilitation and conducting task-oriented circuit class training in primary care settings or day therapy centers within residential care facilities, stroke survivors and their carers, experts in measuring movement behavior in stroke survivors, a company specializing in manufacturing sensors and related software, behavior change specialists, and co-designers all collaborated in a three-stage (define, develop, and deliver) co-design process.
UNASSIGNED: In the design process, the team iteratively developed a prototype accelerometer system for measuring walking performance with a feedback function for stroke survivors and their therapists and a prototype toolbox for therapists to support the facilitation of behavior change in their stroke survivors.
UNASSIGNED: This study shows how co-design can be applied to develop interventions for stroke survivors. Both the prototype system for measuring walking performance and the toolbox incorporate behavior change techniques to support a more physically active lifestyle in stroke survivors. Further research will investigate the feasibility of the intervention.
摘要:
中风幸存者在以任务为导向的电路训练后可能无法保持步态表现的增益。行为改变干预措施可能会增强体育锻炼的长期采用。这项研究使用共同设计的方法来开发干预和工具,以促进体育和运动治疗师支持中风幸存者的积极生活方式。它被定义为一种将日常步行表现与日常活动相结合的生活方式。
(1)描述在共同设计过程中产生的见解;(2)描述在共同设计过程中开发的工具。
由荷兰皇家物理治疗学会的工作人员组成的多学科团队,运动和物理治疗师,专门从事神经康复,并在初级保健机构或住宿护理设施内的日间治疗中心进行面向任务的电路类培训,中风幸存者和他们的照顾者,测量中风幸存者运动行为的专家,一家专业制造传感器和相关软件的公司,行为改变专家,和共同设计师都在三个阶段合作(定义,发展,并交付)共同设计过程。
在设计过程中,该团队迭代开发了一个原型加速度计系统,用于测量中风幸存者及其治疗师的步行表现,并为治疗师提供了一个原型工具箱,以支持中风幸存者的行为改变。
这项研究显示了如何将协同设计应用于中风幸存者的干预措施。用于测量步行性能的原型系统和工具箱都结合了行为改变技术,以支持中风幸存者的身体更加活跃的生活方式。进一步的研究将探讨干预的可行性。
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