Smart Phone Applications in the Conservative Management of Shoulder Dislocation: A Multi‐Centre Randomised Controlled Trial in the Efficacy of Smart Phone Applications as an Adjunct in the Rehabilitation of Shoulder Dislocations

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Nicholas Noye · Sunshine Coast University Hospital

Ryan Beattie · Princess Alexandra Hospital

Conor Gouk · Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital

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Utilisation of smart phone applications has the potential to improve clinical outcomes and compliance with rehabilitation exercises for patients undergoing conservative management of shoulder dislocations.

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Shoulder Injury and Treatment Sports injuries and prevention Nerve Injury and Rehabilitation

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Published in: ANZ Journal of Surgery

DOI: 10.1111/ans.70556

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Smart Phone Applications in the Conservative Management of Shoulder Dislocation: A Multi‐Centre Randomised Controlled Trial in the Efficacy of Smart Phone Applications as an Adjunct in the Rehabilitation of Shoulder Dislocations

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