TABLE 3.
Summary of manikin features
| Manikin features | Number (%) |
|---|---|
| Number of views | |
| One | 7 (25) |
| Two | 15 (54) |
| More than two | 6 (21) |
| Labels for orientation | |
| Yes | 15 (54) |
| No | 13 (46) |
| Number of dimensions | |
| Two | 19 (68) |
| Three | 9 (32) |
| Level of detail of body anchors a | |
| Low | 11 (39) |
| Moderate | 9 (32) |
| High | 8 (29) |
| Zoom option | |
| Yes | 13 (46) |
| No | 15 (54) |
| Manikin personalisation options | |
| Yes | 7 (25) |
| No | 21 (75) |
| Free‐text field directly related to manikin report | |
| Yes | 5 (18) |
| No | 23 (82) |
| Method to record pain location | |
| Shading any area by drawing on manikin b | 8 (28) |
| Shading pre‐defined areas by tapping on manikin c | 9 (32) |
| Marking area by tapping on manikin d | 10 (36) |
| Selecting locations from pre‐defined list/labels e | 1 (4) |
| Option to undo last drawing action | |
| Yes | 23 (82) |
| No | 5 (18) |
a
For example, anchors indicating clavicle, abdominal muscles, scapulae, spine, hips, thighs, knees, ankle and groin.
b
See panels a, c, d in Figure 2
c
See panel b in Figure 2
d
Refers to apps where users could tap on the body figure to indicate location, after which a mark appeared (e.g. cross, dot or label). See panel e in Figure 2
e
See panel f in Figure 2