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Implementation of an App-based Walking Aid Skills Training Program

报名条件（概要）

  • 年龄：18 Years – 99 Years
  • 性别：不限
  • 健康志愿者：不接受

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开展国家/地区

Canada

研究药物 / 干预措施

Walking aid skills app、Breathing skills app

申办方

University of Calgary

研究简介（原文）

Walking aids (WA), such as crutches, canes, and walkers allow individuals to move independently after lower body impairment. Improper WA use may lead to upper body discomfort, pain, or injury. Improper WA use has been associated with increased risk of falls, which may result in traumatic brain injury or even death. WA-related accidents and injuries may not only affect an individual patient's quality of life; they may also increase healthcare system resource use and caregiver burden. WA-related injuries may be preventable if WA are properly fit and sufficient training is provided to the WA user. Smartphone applications (apps) are widely used technologies that have been used to improve health outcomes in populations of healthy and chronically ill individuals. We have developed an app that can be used to teach WA users how to properly fit and use their devices. This app is called Improving Canadians' Walking Aid skills, Learning, and Knowledge (ICanWALK©). The development of the Walking Aids Skills Test© (WAST©) allows for the objective measurement of how well an individual uses their walking aid. It is important to develop such a measurement in order to see whether interventions such as mobile applications change a walking aid user's ability to walk with their device. This 12-item objective evaluation measures the ability of an individual to use their walking aid in different settings, while picking up an object off the ground, navigating stairs, or encountering terrains such as gravel or grass. Three hypotheses will be explored through this clinical trial. Hypothesis 1: Patients who use the ICanWALK© app will have improved balance confidence compared to the control group. Hypothesis 2: Patients who use the ICanWALK© app will have improved balance, improved mobility, less pain, and fewer falls compared to the control group. Hypothesis 3: The WAST© will have an inter-rater reliability of 70% (k=0.85).

适应症

Lower Limb; Sprain (Strain)Lower Limb FractureStrokeMultiple Sclerosis

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英文版（发给研究团队）

Dear Study Team,

I am a patient in China and I am interested in participating in your clinical trial:

Study Title: Implementation of an App-based Walking Aid Skills Training Program
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT05347875
Sponsor: University of Calgary
Investigational product: Walking aid skills app, Breathing skills app

About me:
- Age: (please fill in)
- Sex: (please fill in)
- Confirmed diagnosis and stage: (please fill in)
- Biomarkers / genetic testing: not available
- Prior and current treatments: (please fill in)
- Performance status (ECOG): not assessed
- Current location: China
- Travel ability: (please fill in)

Could you please let me know:
1. Whether I might be eligible for this study;
2. Which site would be closest and most practical for me, and whether remote pre-screening is possible;
3. What documents (medical records, pathology or imaging reports, recent labs) I should prepare for pre-screening.

I can provide English translations of my medical records. Thank you very much for your time and help.

Kind regards,
(your name)
(your email / phone with country code)

中文对照（供您核对）

尊敬的研究团队：

我是一位来自中国的患者，希望咨询参加以下临床试验的可能：

研究名称：Implementation of an App-based Walking Aid Skills Training Program
试验编号：NCT05347875
申办方：University of Calgary
研究药物：Walking aid skills app、Breathing skills app

我的基本情况：
- 年龄：（请填写）
- 性别：（请填写）
- 确诊疾病与分期：（请填写）
- 基因／标志物检测：暂无
- 既往及当前治疗：（请填写）
- 体能状态（ECOG）：未评估
- 目前所在城市：中国
- 可前往范围：（请填写）

想请教三个问题：
1. 我是否可能符合本研究的入组标准？
2. 哪个中心对我最方便可行？能否远程预筛？
3. 预筛需要准备哪些资料（病历、病理、影像、近期化验）？

我可以提供英文翻译版病历。感谢您的时间与帮助。

顺祝安康
（您的姓名）
（您的邮箱／带国际区号的电话）
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