Body Evaluation \ \ Chiropractic iPad App

• Posture Screen Evaluation
• Range of Motion - Hip Backward Extension
  • Cervical Flexion & Extension
  • Cervical Lateral Flexion & Extension
  • Cervical Rotation
  • Shoulder Flexion and Extension
  • Shoulder Abduction and Adduction
• Getting Started - Add a Person
  • Export reports & images
  • More storage space
  • Setup Cliniko Integration

Posture Evaluation, Anterior and Lateral

Take a full head-to-toe image of the person.

Anterior posture screening, from the front image:

• Lateral Head: The angle of the head off a plumb line through the person’s center point
• Acromions Horizontal Alignment: The difference of a line through the acromions (shoulder points) compared to a calculated horizontal level line through the person’s center point.
• Acromions-Sternum Angle: Angle between the jugular notch and the xiphoid appendix (sternum) and a line between the two acromions (shoulders).
• ASIS Horizontal Alignment: The angle between the two anterior superior iliac spine points (ASIS/pelvis line) compared to a calculated horizontal level line through the person’s center point.
• ASIS Leg Angle: An angle of a line through the trochanter (top of leg) and patella (knee) compared to the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS/pelvis) line.
• Knee Lateral Angle: The angle between the upper leg (trochanter to petella) and the lower leg (tibial tuberosity to the lateral malleolus).

Lateral posture screening, from the side image:

• Forward Head: The angle of the head compared to the body torso (shoulder to hip).
• Forward Shoulder: The angle of the torso compared to the upper leg (trochanter to lateral femoral condyle).
• Forward Hip: The angle of the upper leg compared to the lower leg (lateral femoral condyle to ankle).
• Forward Knee: The angle of the lower leg off a calculated plumb line through the person’s center point.
• Pelvis-Leg Angle: The angle between the line of the anterior and posterior superior iliac spine points (ASIS to PSIS) compared to the lower leg (lateral femoral condyle to ankle).
• Knee Extension Angle: The angle of the upper leg compared to the lower leg (lateral femoral condyle to lateral malleolus).

Body Evaluation for Chiropractors App

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Real-time body tracking for accurate and quick analysis of ROM (range of motion) and human posture assessment.

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Yes, you can license the source code for the Body Evaluation app and use all of its features in your own app.

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Neck Range of Motion

• Cervical Flexion & Extension
• Cervical Lateral Flexion & Extension
• Cervical Rotation

Shoulder Range of Motion

• Shoulder Flexion and Extension
• Shoulder Abduction and Adduction

Hip Range of Motion

• Hip Backward Extension

Posture & Pain Documentation

• Posture Anterior and Lateral
• Pain diagram and rating

More…

• Connect to Cliniko
• Setup a custom EHR
• Subscribing to more storage space
• Exporting reports and images
• Customizing reports
• Measuring systems
• All Posture and ROM tutorials
• Posture Evaluation
• Range of Motion - Hip Backward Extension
  • Cervical Flexion & Extension
  • Cervical Lateral Flexion & Extension
  • Cervical Rotation
  • Shoulder Flexion and Extension
  • Shoulder Abduction and Adduction
• Getting Started - Add a Person
  • Export reports & images
  • More storage space
  • Setup Cliniko Integration

Setup Cliniko Integration

In this tutorial you will perform the following steps:

1. Generate a Cliniko API key
2. Enter the Cliniko API key into the Body Evaluation app
3. Connect a Patient to Cliniko
4. Export the patient’s PDF documentation to Cliniko Files

Don’t have Cliniko? You can setup a different EHR or a custom HTTP connection!

1. Generate a Cliniko API key

Generate a Cliniko API key for use within the Body Evaluation app. This key will allow Body Evaluation to connect, write, and read the data in your Cliniko system.

Cliniko has a full tutorial here:

https://help.cliniko.com/en/articles/1023957-generate-a-cliniko-api-key

Here’s a quick overview to get your Cliniko API key

• Sign in to Cliniko and click your user name (bottom left)
• Go to My Info, scroll to down to Allow yourself to create and use API keys, then click Enable API keys
• Under Manage API Keys click Add API Key (top right)
• Enter a label like “Body Evaluation” then copy the generated key.

2. Enter the Cliniko API key into the Body Evaluation app

Enter the Cliniko key into the app so the app can connect and interact with your Cliniko system. The app will send completed patient assessments into Cliniko under each patient’s files section.

• From the home screen tap the Settings Gear in the top left corner
• Under the Data Export section add (or edit) the Cliniko Connection
• Enter the Cliniko API key in the field provided
• Tap Verify your Cliniko connection

3. Connect a Patient to Cliniko

After Cliniko setup is complete and verified above, use the Body Evaluation app to navigate to a patient. Edit the patient in the app, search for the Cliniko record, and link them together.

• Open the Body Evaluation app and tap on a patient that cooresponds to a patient in Cliniko.
• Tap the Edit button then scroll down to the Cliniko Integration section.
• Use the Search feature to find the Cliniko patient by name.
• Select the patient to complete the link between the Body Evaluation app and Cliniko.

4. Send Patient PDF documentation to Cliniko

After your patient is linked to Cliniko you will have a new button on the list of patient encounters. The Export button will upload that encounter’s PDF documentation to the Cliniko system and automatically file it under the patient’s record.

Body Evaluation iPad App

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Real-time body tracking for accurate and quick analysis of ROM (range of motion) and human posture assessment.

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