What is Joint Angels?
Joint Angels helps to automate joint range of motion measurements for patients. This software saves time in clinical assessments and documentation by efficiently capturing multiple joint ROMs simultaneously. The tool analyzes dynamic movements and considers the three-dimensional space, offering flexibility in patient positioning.
Results are instantly saved, allowing clinicians to review previous range of motion measurements and focus more on patient care. The software provides live angle access, minimum and maximum angle measurements, and historical data, with the capability to copy and paste results into practice management software.
Features
- Range of Motion Measurement: Automates the measurement of joint range of motion.
- Live Angles: Provides access to live joint angles as the patient performs movements.
- Minimum & Maximum Angles: Displays the minimum and maximum joint angles during movement.
- Historical Measurements: Saves and allows review of previous range of motion measurements.
- Three-Dimensional Measurement: Accurately measures range of motion regardless of patient positioning.
Use Cases
- Measuring joint range of motion in musculoskeletal patients.
- Assessing range of motion in neurological patients.
- Streamlining clinical documentation of objective measurements.
- Improving efficiency in physiotherapy practice.
- Saving time during patient assessments.
FAQs
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What do I get exactly?
By purchasing, you gain access to the joint range of motion measurement tool. This provides instant shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle range of motion measurements. This tool requires access to a camera or webcam. -
Does this replace my clinical skills?
No. This software tool does not replace clinical skills or reasoning. It simply measures joint range of motion to what a clinician would have done so themselves. This tool aims to save clinicians time and improve productivity. -
Does my camera get recorded?
No, camera footage is not saved and kept. Joint Angels only records and saves range of motion results. These results can be accessed with the history feature.
