iKinesis 2.0

Assessments * New “single-sheet” assessment format. All assessments are now created from a template: General, Sports Assessment, Pelvic Floor, Maxillofacial, or Podiatry. Each section has its own card, with Right/Left comparison tables including symmetry data, and instrumented measurements that can be launched directly from the assessment (iMOOVE, K-Force, Kinvent). * Dedicated data-entry workspace on tablet and desktop: the template is displayed on the left and the assessment sheet on the right. On mobile, the interface switches to a “binder” view. * Assessments automatically follow the app’s light or dark theme. * Practice templates: import your own assessment template (PDF or photo), review it, then publish it for your practice. * Automatic saving of assessments in progress as drafts. iKo (AI) * Available to all practitioners, with no activation required (since September 11). * Dictation directly into the assessment sheet: iKo fills in the relevant fields as you speak. When uncertain, it suggests an entry in the margin without writing anything into the assessment. * “Suggest with iKo” proposes functional findings and goals for the summary — never a diagnosis. * Analysis interpretation for running, gait, jumping, and stability assessments is based on the approved knowledge base, with automatic review of the generated content. * Referral letters can be drafted by iKo based on the reason provided by the practitioner. Practices & Sharing * Multi-practitioner accounts: a practitioner can belong to multiple practices. Each practice manages its own invitations, seats, and subscription. * Patient record sharing within a practice, enabled through a single setting controlled by the practice owner. * Sharing with external healthcare professionals, even if they do not have an account: they receive a secure link with an access code and can only view the information explicitly selected for sharing. * Quick practitioner switching on a shared device using a 4-digit PIN. * Redesigned patient profile: header badges, linked practitioners, Edit and Invite actions, plus a “⋯” menu.