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. 2019 Apr 20;26(1):e000022. doi: 10.1136/bmjhci-2019-000022

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The graphical user interface of the individualised training programme. (A) Healthcare professional side. Each exercise can be recommended, mandatory or excluded. The number of sets for the recommended exercises is set to zero, while the excluded exercises are disabled and shown in red. The minimum and maximum number of repetitions could also be set for each exercise individually. The healthcare professionals could also enable the exercise for the specific days of the week. (B) The corresponding training programme is shown for the same demo patient on Thursday. The recommended, mandatory and excluded exercises are shown in blue, green and red. The number of the sets are shown with digits in front of the exercise name.