StabiliTrack Pro Dashboard
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Select or create a patient. Once selected, the Tests dashboard becomes available.
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Review the active patient, manage the current visit and launch tests.
Use this dashboard as the main visit control point, then open the required test below.
Group multiple tests into one visit for audit and reporting.
Clinician-guided visual feedback exercises for load-control practice during rehabilitation sessions. These records are kept separate from assessment baselines and clinical test records.
When a patient session has been started, saved Rehab Feedback exercise results can also be included in that session’s report alongside the assessment records.
Use this screen for patient communication and controlled practice. Do not use it as an assessment baseline.
Select the feedback task, duration and target size before starting.
Use the live visual for patient communication and controlled practice.
Keep the live marker inside the centre target zone.
Shift to the selected target and hold steadily. The circular zone shows the target area.
Move away from centre, then return and settle inside the centre zone.
Plain-language feedback for patient communication. This is not diagnostic wording.
Summary metrics are session feedback only. They are not assessment baselines.
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| Average error | -- |
| Maximum deviation | -- |
| Corrections | -- |
| Smoothness | -- |
| Centre return error | -- |
| Overshoot count | -- |
| Time to settle | -- |
Compared with the previous matching Rehab Feedback session for this patient, exercise and difficulty.
Within-person review for the selected exercise and difficulty. This is not a normative score.
| Date | Time in zone | Avg error | Max deviation | Centre return |
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Visual review of saved Rehab Feedback records for the selected exercise and difficulty.
Rehab Feedback records are shown here only. They are not assessment history rows or baseline candidates.
| Date | Exercise | Duration | Time in zone | Avg error | Notes | Actions |
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| No Rehab Feedback records saved for this patient yet. | ||||||
Defines how this test should be performed so results can be captured in a consistent and reviewable way.
Record setup factors that may affect comparison later, such as stance setup, footwear, surface, or any deviation from the protocol.
Shows latest position and change vs baseline.
Measured in relaxed standing.
This shows how much the centre of pressure moved during quiet standing with eyes closed. It does not diagnose a problem. It is most useful when reviewed beside the patient’s same-session eyes-open result and their own previous results collected under the same setup. More info
This shows how body load was shared between the forefoot and rearfoot regions during quiet standing. It does not diagnose a problem. It helps compare today’s result with the patient’s own previous sessions, especially when stance, footwear and instructions are kept consistent. More info
This shows how body load was shared between the left and right sides during quiet standing. It does not diagnose a problem. It helps compare today’s result with previous sessions and can make subtle load-distribution changes easier to explain to the patient. More info
This shows how much the centre of pressure moved during the eyes-open standing test. It does not diagnose a problem. Lower or higher values should be reviewed in context, especially compared with the patient’s own previous results collected under the same setup. More info
This shows centre-of-pressure movement during a single-leg standing test. It does not diagnose a problem. Left and right results are stored separately so each side can be compared with its own baseline and previous sessions. More info
Left - Front
Rear
This shows how the patient transfers load from side to side and returns towards centre during a controlled task. It does not diagnose a problem. It helps explain controlled load-transfer behaviour and compare today’s result with previous sessions when the task setup is consistent. More info
| RID | Time | Duration (s) | Mean velocity (mm/s) | Eyes-open comparison | Baseline / Validity |
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| RID | Time | Total (kg) | Anterior % | Posterior % | Latest from Baseline (pp) | Anterior kg | Posterior kg | Left forefoot % | Right forefoot % | Baseline / validity |
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| RID | Date | Left % | Right % | Asymmetry magnitude (%) | Bias | Change vs baseline (pp) | Total (kg) | Baseline / validity |
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| RID | Time | L/R | Duration (s) | Mean velocity (mm/s) | Latest vs baseline | Baseline |
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| RID | Time | Duration (s) | Mean sway velocity | Delta vs baseline | Trial validity | Baseline / validity |
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| RID | Time | Duration (s) | Max left (%) | Max right (%) | Asymmetry (%) | Centre return (%) | Baseline / validity |
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