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L’arrêt soudain des activités en face à face dans le cadre de la crise sanitaire n’ont jamais rendu aussi grande la dépendance au numérique. Ce basculement vers une société en ligne, présenté comme la solution d’urgence, perdure aujourd’hui au-d[...]Livre
"Est-ce possible de vivre avec son smartphone et de respecter l'environnement, la planète et ses habitants?" Telle est la question centrale de cet outil pédagogique conçu pour les jeunes de 12 à 14 ans. Face à cette situation problématique, ce[...]Article
The standing vertical jump (SVJ) is a classical topic in Newtonian mechanics (Fig. 1). Although the topic has also been treated by others (other terms used are “standing high jump” or “squat jump”), the present paper shows how a smartphone can b[...]Article
Objective To conduct systematic review to better define how medical mobile applications (apps) have been used in environments relevant to physical medicine and rehabilitation. Data Sources PUBMED, IEEE, ACM Digital Library, SCOPUS, INSPEC, and[...]Article
Background: In the past decade, mobile phone usage rates have increased and there have been concerns that overuse of mobile phones may contribute to various musculoskeletal (MSK) problems. Objectives: The aim of the present study was to syste[...]Article
Grâce à la technologie moderne, des soins de plaies coûteux peuvent être évités. A Genève, un projet pilote a été mis en place dans un établissement médico-social avec l'introduction d'une application informatique pour téléphone, tablette ou sma[...]Article
Objectif Cet article analyse l’influence du genre et de l’indice de masse corporelle (IMC) sur certaines activités physiques habituelles d’une population d’adolescents algériens. Matériel et méthodes Des données sur les durées de sommeil, é[...]Article
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Background The accuracy of smartphone sound level meter applications (SLMAs) has been investigated with varied results, based on differences in platform, device, app, available features, test stimuli, and methodology. Purpose This article d[...]Article
Sarah M. Fray, Auteur ; Linda M. Thibodeau, Auteur |Phone use is a critical communication event in many people's lives. Audiologists have aimed to assist individuals with hearing loss and phone usage through the use of technology and counseling. To counsel effectively, all contributions to hearin[...]Article
Background Smartphones are thought to have many negative effects on interpersonal relationships, physical-mental health, and general functionality as well as bring many conveniences to our daily lives. This study aimed to determine the effect of[...]Article
Objectives Record femoral accelerations using a smartphone accelerometer attached to the distal thigh during single-legged (SLS) and bilateral squats, and each squat condition occurred under two visual conditions: 1) normal vision and 2) visual[...]Article
Srinath Ramaswamy ; Nadege Gilles ; Angelika C. Gruessner ; Dee Burton ; Marilyn A. Fraser ; Sarah Weingast ; Saroj Kunnakkat ; Aimee Afable ; David Kaufman ; Jonathan Singer ; Clotilde Balucani ; Steven R. Levine |Objective Investigate stroke survivors? (SS) preferences for a hypothetical mHealth app for post-stroke care and to study the influence of demographic variables on these preferences. Design Mixed-methods, sequential, observational study. Setting[...]Article
Objective Although the availability of mobile device applications (apps) to support people with hearing impairment is rapidly increasing, there are few reports of the use of such apps by the target population. The aim of this paper is to descri[...]
