The aim of digital health applications (DiGA) is to support people in the treatment and prevention of diseases. These effects are also used in occupational health management (OHM) not to fall ill and regain their quality of life.
Two digital innovations support occupational health management with health-promoting measures in the workplace:
The BetterPhysio app is digital physiotherapy for orthopedic complaints, such as back pain caused by predominantly sedentary work. BetterPhysio provides patients with more sustainable care and works closely with physiotherapists and doctors. The therapy process is thereby optimized to ensure and maintain more sustainable treatment successes. This app on prescription, or DiGA, represents a new care concept beyond normal standard care.
The Nola app is not just an exercise app. It is a health coach app that stands for a better quality of life for those affected with orthopedic complaints. The individual pain situation leads to the development of strategies with immediate help. Patients are supported by exercises and accompanying explanations that, according to the manufacturer, change the pain regions in the brain. As a result, physical complaints should decrease, promises the Nola app, which was developed according to the latest neuroscientific findings with a holistic approach, customized therapy plan, and by physiotherapists with expertise.
Both apps take advantage of the opportunities offered by digitalization and make the daily work of those affected much easier. The ideas behind the orthopedics and physiotherapy apps can be reread at www.better-physio.com/fuer-unternehmen/ and www.health-nola.com if you are interested.
Source: Gesundheit Adhoc