论文信息 - jumpBALL - Ein mobiles Exergame für die Thromboseprophylaxe

jumpBALL - Ein mobiles Exergame für die Thromboseprophylaxe

Über 37.000 Patienten wurden 2015 bundesweit in Krankenhäusern unter der Hauptdiagnose I80 (Thrombose, Phlebitis und Thrombophlebitis) behandelt. Bewegungsübungen, wie beispielsweise die MuskelVenen-Pumpe, werden als allgemeine Basismaßnahmen zur Thromboseprophylaxe für alle Risikogruppen empfohlen. Allerdings können solche repetitiven Übungen schnell monoton und langweilig werden, wodurch die Motivation des Patienten sinkt und die Therapietreue gefährdet wird.

Daniel Steffen | Gabriele Bleser | Corinna A. Christmann

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