Table 1.
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Detection | ||
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C1 | The app recognizes your fall risk based on a standardized test. |
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C2 | The app automatically detects your risk of falling if you carry your smartphone with you. |
Decision making | ||
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C3 | The app leaves the decision to treat your fall risk to your health care professional. |
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C4 | The app itself decides about the treatment of your fall risk. |
Comfort | ||
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C5 | In addition to the risk of falling, other health data such as medication can be stored in the app. |
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C6 | You can share the results of your fall evaluation with your health care professional or friends and family by email. |
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C7 | The following treatment appointments can be stored in the app. |
Advice and support | ||
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C8 | The app contains a checklist of typical tripping hazards. |
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C9 | The app contains a guideline on how to react in the case of a fall for the falling person and the person who is helping. |
Physical exercise | ||
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C10 | The app includes physical exercises to reduce your risk of falling. |
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C11 | The app includes an ongoing workout program to reduce the risk of falling. |
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C12 | The training integrated into the app is supervised by a therapist. |
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C13 | The training integrated in the app can be adapted to your personal needs (scope of training, exercises, time expenditure, and so on). |
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C14 | Within the integrated training, individual goals can be defined. |
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C15 | New social contacts can be made while using the app. |
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C16 | The training within the app includes playful elements such as awards, rankings, and so on. |
Cost coverage | ||
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C17 | The costs of the app are covered by the health insurance company. |