Qualitative Assessment of a Medical Protocols Mobile Application at the Boston Marathon 2016
Autor: | David Tseng, Alan H. Breaud, Chris Troyanos, James H. Liu, K. Sophia Dyer, Aaron L. Baggish, Pierre A. d’Hemecourt |
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Rok vydání: | 2018 |
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Zdroj: | Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine. |
ISSN: | 1050-642X |
Popis: | OBJECTIVE To examine the creation of a medical protocols mobile application for the Boston Marathon and its use by medical volunteers for the 2016 Boston Marathon. DESIGN Anonymous questionnaire. SETTING 2016 Boston Marathon. PARTICIPANTS Two hundred ninety-four marathon medical volunteers. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Responses regarding ease of use, acceptability, and usefulness of the International Institute of Race Medicine mobile application. RESULTS In total, 88% of medical volunteers who participated in the study felt that the medical protocols mobile application was easy to use. Approximately 72% would use the app again, and 79% would recommend the app to others. However, only 15% of volunteers consistently used the app during the event, and 37% felt like it contributed to clinical decision-making. CONCLUSIONS A medical protocols app was found to be useful and well accepted among medical volunteers who reported using the app, but only a minority of respondents used the app on marathon day or felt like it contributed to clinical care. Although new, mobile apps in race medicine should continue to be an area of development as providers increasingly integrate their use into clinical practice. |
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