MIRA uses video-games to provide a much more effective way for physiotherapists to treat their patients.

It is built as a software platform, containing applications and features destined for both physiotherapist and patient use.

CUSTOM VIDEO GAMES	PATIENT STATISTICS	PATIENT MANAGEMENT
CUSTOM MEDICAL EXERCISES	PATIENT DIAGNOSTICS	REHAB SCHEDULING

MEDICAL GAMES

SOME OF MIRA'S MEDICAL GAMES:

CATCH

Catch is mainly focused on shoulder movements. To play the game, the patient has to catch some shapes that appear on the screen. The shapes can appear at random positions, or they can follow a predetermined pattern.

AIRPLANE

Airplane encourages the patient to do hip and lower back movements in order to control an airplane on the screen. Visual and auditive feedback shift the patient's focus from physical pain involved in rehab to the game objectives.

SEASONS

While playing Seasons, the patient is making shoulder movements in order to catch falling objects on the screen. To better observe his/her movements, the patient can see himself/herself on the screen, in the form of an avatar.

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PIANO

This game requires the patient to play some well-known piano songs using his/her hands. The rich auditive feedback keeps the patient engaged and motivated to finalize the exercise.

PATIENT STATISTICS

To keep track of the patient's progress, the physiotherapist has to know how well the patient performed in some rehab sessions. In response of that, MIRA offers a set of statistics allowing the specialist to closely monitor his/her patient's evolution.

The statistics include both Range of Motion data, showing the increase of mobility in the patient's affected joints, and also game related data, showing the difficulty and certain specific objectives the patient may have reached. Granted that the games are built on medical specifications, thus reaching certain game objectives will represent reaching important steps in the patient's recovery.

PATIENT DIAGNOSTICS

Initially, at the diagnosis phase, the physiotherapist has to study the mobility of the patient's affected joints or limbs. While normally the physical therapist could use a goniometer and a somatoscopic filter, MIRA eases this process with the aid of a diagnostics application.

The application shows different angles and distances on the patient's body. It also allows the physiotherapist to take certain notes and then save the results for later use.

Finally, the result along with the statistics offered by MIRA can be attached to the patient's medical file.

PATIENT MANAGEMENT

At certain times, the physiotherapist has to manage a large number of patients. MIRA is helpful as it centralizes all patient data in a single place, easy to access or edit. This way, the specialist can easily track the patient's progress.

First, the physiotherapist has access to a list of patients, which can be filtered by name, PIN, or any other relevant fields. The physical therapist can easily add a new patient to the list, remove or edit already existing ones.

Also, each patient has detailed profile, reachable from the initial list. The profile shows further medical details, appointments, recent statistics and provides easy access to the diagnostics application and the medical games.

REHAB SCHEDULING

Depending on the patient's pathology, the physiotherapist can create a schedule with video-game exercises. Each game from the schedule has settings which can be set according to the patient's abilities. Furthermore, the physiotherapist can set how many minutes and exercises should run and MIRA will pass to the next game automatically when the timer ends.