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Physiotherapy continues to develop and evolve with the use of modern data and technologies. This allows physiotherapists to provide accurate, individualised and effective care to their patients. Some of the modern data and technologies used in physical therapy include:
Electronic medical booklets: Physiotherapists use electronic medical booklets to record and manage patient information. This allows for data storage and retrieval, monitoring patient progress, and facilitating communication between health care team members.
Portable motion measuring devices: Physiotherapists use portable motion measurement devices, such as motion sensors and accelerometers, to assess patients' motor function. This technology allows for accurate measurement and analysis of movement, as well as monitoring patient progress during treatment.
Virtual reality and augmented reality: Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies are used in physical therapy to provide personalized and entertaining exercises. This technology can help patients improve balance, mobility and functionality through virtual simulations and visualizations.
Sensors and wearable technology: Physiotherapists use sensors and wearable technology, such as heart rate sensors and accelerometers, to monitor patients' fitness and promote self-management of health. This technology provides objective data for assessment and treatment progress.
These are some examples of modern data and technologies applied in physiotherapy. The combination of scientific knowledge, clinical experience and modern data helps to improve the quality of care and outcomes for patients.