INTER-MONITOR RELIABILITY OF THE FIBION WORN ON THE THIGH AND IN A FRONT TROUSER POCKET DURING SELECTED TASKS – AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
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Fibion, inter-monitor reliability, thigh position, front trouser pocket, observational study
Abstract
This observational study investigates the inter-monitor reliability of the Fibion worn on the thigh and in a front trouser pocket during selected tasks by comparing the data collected from two monitors. The study aims to determine whether the Fibion worn on the thigh and in a front trouser pocket yield consistent results, as this could have implications for research and clinical practice. A total of 30 participants were recruited to perform a series of tasks while wearing two Fibion monitors simultaneously. The data collected from both monitors were analyzed for consistency. The results of this study will provide insight into the reliability of using the Fibion in different wearing positions during various activities.
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Salman Muhammad Abdullah Al-Mousa
Physical therapy technician, King Saud Medical City
Ahmed Muhammed Jameel Mustafa Felimban
Physiotherapist, King Saud Medical City
Sameer Ayed Saeed Alghamdi
Physiotherapy, King Saud Medical City
Rashed Fahad Rashed Alhazzaa
Physiotherapist, King Saud Medical City
Abdulelah Ghazi Abdulaziz Joharji
Physiotherapist, King Saud Medical City
Mohammed Abdullah Ibrahim Aldrees
Physiotherapist, King Saud Medical City
Aisha Abdulrahman Mohammed Alqhtani
Physiotherapist, King Saud Medical City