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Assessment of online physiotherapy consultation for children – parents’ opinions Cover

Assessment of online physiotherapy consultation for children – parents’ opinions

By: Anna Kloze and  Zuzanna Wojtal  
Open Access
|Mar 2021

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

Possibility and frequency of replacing in-clinic consultation with online consultation – percentage distribution

Fig. 2.

Willingness to have online consultation again given the option of a face-to-face visit – percentage distribution

Fig. 3.

Relevance of using online consultation, depending on the reason for previous consultation (child’s problem)

Evaluation of the validity of the use of online consultation according to the increase in confidence in the correct action to take with the child at home after online consultation

Assessment of the appropriateness of using online consultation
Increased sense of confidencep = 0.05x2 = 34.14NoDifficult to sayYes
n = 4 xa2 \[x_a^2\] = 9.49234880
No15942
Difficult to say19586
Yes11793672

Characteristics of study participants

CharacteristicQuantitative parameter
Country of residencePolandAbroad
136 individuals15 individuals

Place of residenceUp to 50,000 inhabitantsFrom 50,000 to 150,000 inhabitantsFrom 150,000 to 500,000 inhabitantsOver 500,000 inhabitants
62 individuals16 individuals18 individuals55 individuals

Age of childUp to 6 monthsFrom 7 to 12 monthsOver 12 months
76 children52 children23 children

Used in-clinic physiotherapy consultation prior to online consultationYesNo
113 individuals38 individuals

Reason for online physiotherapy consultation (possible to select more than one)Continuation of therapyStart therapy from referralImpeded access to physiotherapistOther (worrying symptoms, evaluation of child’s development)
83121994

Assessment of the appropriateness of using online consultation, depending on the child’s problem

Assessment of the appropriateness of using online consultation
Reason for prior consultation with physiotherapistx2 xa2 \[x_a^2\] for n = 2
To learn how to take care correctly2.715.99
Assessment of the child’s development0.745.99
Asymmetry9.445.99
Muscle tension disorder0.735.99
Diagnosed syndrome or medical condition3.165.99
Delayed motor development0.775.99

Evaluation of the appropriateness of using online consultations, depending on whether respondents had previously used face-to-face consultations

Evaluation of the appropriateness of using online consultations
Previous use of online physiotherapy consultationP = 0.05x2 = 0.97NoDifficult to sayYes
n = 2 xa2 \[x_a^2\] = 5.99234880
No3841222
Yes113193658

Increased confidence in the correct management of the child at home depending on the ability to repeat the exercises shown during the online consultation

Increased sense of confidence
Ability to replicate exercisesp = 0.05x2 = 59.13NoDifficult to sayYes
n = 4 xa2 \[x_a^2\] = 9.491519117
No9603
Difficult to say19487
Yes123511107
Language: English
Page range: 32 - 39
Submitted on: Sep 11, 2020
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Accepted on: Feb 16, 2021
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Published on: Mar 29, 2021
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2021 Anna Kloze, Zuzanna Wojtal, published by University of Physical Education in Warsaw
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