Good Boost’s artificial-intelligence recommendation system is built-upon published clinical research for musculoskeletal exercise and rehabilitation on land and in water.
The exercise recommendation knowledge map includes clinical guidelines and best-clinical practice with input from clinicians and researchers who specialise in exercise rehabilitation.
Below are the options for hydro and land with an overview of the research based and the conditions supported through aquatic and land rehabilitation exercise.
Good Boostworks in collaboration with Exeter University through their HealTech ResearchCentre (HRC). Good Boost has continued their work with Prof. Helen Dawesalongside a full-time PhD student working with Good Boost
MoreMultipleresearch papers have been published in peer-reviewed journals reviewing &evaluating Good Boost’s technology
Wilson et al, 2024Cronin et al, 2023Hannink et al, 2022Good Boost designed and led the ‘MSK Hubs’ programme in partnership with uk active,Arthritis Action and Orthopaedic Research UK (Escape Pain). The full programme report is available in the link below
View ReportA south-London programme delivered in partnership with Kings College Hospital and the RoyalBorough of Kingston Public Health team designed to improve musculoskeletal and healthy ageing in Kingston and Southwark
MoreGood Boost’s technology has been reviewed and certified by ORCHA, the organisation for the review of care and health apps.
MoreA health economic report of Good Boost completed by Health Enterprise East as part of the SBRI ‘Musculoskeletal Disorders & Oral Health Innovations’
View ReportGood Boost works in collaboration with Oxford Brookes University to complete on-going research in service improvement audits and validation of outcome measures. We work with Prof. Helen’s Dawes team at the Centre for Movement, Occupational and Rehabilitation Sciences (MOReS)
MoreIndependent Clinical Audit with Aquatic Therapy Association of Chartered Physiotherapist (ATACP) completed to review the exercise selected by Good Boost AI compared to qualified therapists
View ReportGood Boost completed analysis of our data sets in March 2020 for submission to the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) MSK Technology team for review. The outcome from that analysis can be viewed below.
View ReportGood Boost completes 6-monthly internal reviews of our artificial intelligence knowledge map and recommendation process to ensure the ongoing suitability of exercise selection alongside clinical guidelines and published research.
Good Boost completes annual external clinical audits of our artificial intelligence exercise recommendation with external and independent Physiotherapists and MSK clinicians.
Good Boost is a Class 1 Medical Device registered with the Medicines and Health Regulatory Authority (MHRA) (Reference number 8727 under device category of Biomechanical function analysis/rehabilitation software.)
Good Boost’s exercise recommendation system is informed by published clinical research and clinical guidelines. For more information, please view the report.
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