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Hybrid Telerehabilitation for Anterior Knee Pain in Routine Physiotherapy Practice
Sponsor: Farraj Miguel
Summary
This study will examine how hybrid telerehabilitation is used in routine physiotherapy care for adults with anterior knee pain. Approximately 30 participants will be followed for 72 weeks while receiving individualized treatment from their physiotherapist, supported by the moveUP mobile application. The application provides prescribed exercises, educational information, communication with the physiotherapist, and progress monitoring. The study will assess adherence to rehabilitation, pain, knee function, quality of life, psychological factors, and physical activity. It will also explore whether patient adherence and physiotherapist engagement are associated with clinical outcomes. Interviews with patients and healthcare professionals will examine barriers and facilitators to using the platform in routine care.
Official title: Integrating Hybrid Telerehabilitation Into Routine Physiotherapy Practice for Anterior Knee Pain: Protocol for a Real-World Pragmatic Mixed-Methods Study
Key Details
Gender
All
Age Range
18 Years - Any
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment
30
Start Date
2026-09
Completion Date
2028-12
Last Updated
2026-09-30
Healthy Volunteers
No
Conditions
Interventions
Hybrid Telerehabilitation
Hybrid telerehabilitation combining routine physiotherapy with the moveUP mobile application for adults with anterior knee pain. The platform supports individualized exercise prescription, educational modules, patient-physiotherapist communication, and progress monitoring. Exercise selection, frequency, and progression are determined by the treating physiotherapist according to patient needs. Participants are followed for 72 weeks.
Locations (2)
Private clinics
Brussels, Belgium
Private clinics
Paris, France