ArticleBMC medical informatics and decision making2023
Designing and evaluating the children's developmental motor disorders system: an experience from a developing country.
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- Development and evaluation of the musculoskeletal physical therapy registry in Iran: a step toward enhanced evidence-based practice.BMC musculoskeletal disorders · 2025Article
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Abstract
backgroundDevelopmental disorders are a prevalent problem in the health sector of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), and children in these countries are at greater risk. A registry system is helpful and vital to monitoring and managing this disease.
objectiveThe present study aims to develop an electronic registry system for children's developmental motor disorders.
methodsThe study was conducted between 2019 and 2020 in three phases. First, the requirements of the system were identified. Second, UML diagrams were first drawn using Microsoft Visio software. Then, the system was designed using the ASP.NET framework in Visual Studio 2018, and the C# programming language was used in the NET 4.5 technology platform. In the third phase, system usability was evaluated from the users' viewpoint.
resultsThe findings of this research included system requirements, a conceptual model, and a web-based system. The client and system server connection was established through the IP/TCP communication protocol in a university physical network. End users approved the system with an agreement rate of 87.14%.
conclusionThe study's results can be used as a model for designing and developing systems related to children's developmental movement disorders in other countries. It is also suggested as a valuable platform for research and improving the management of this disease.
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