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What Are Protocols?
What Are Protocols?
A protocol is the list of movements for the subject to perform during one capture session. Once a session is completed using a protocol, certain reports are outputted based on the protocol used. There are 2 types of protocols, fixed and flexible.
- For Example: DARI 360 and Unified Report Suite
TWO TYPES OF PROTOCOLS:
TWO TYPES OF PROTOCOLS:
1. Fixed:
1. Fixed:
Fixed protocols are protocols where the movement list and order is already pre-determined. They are out-of-the-box solutions that have been used and studied the most historically and have been proven to be well-rounded for their specific applications.
DARI 360 (Green)
DARI 360 (Green)
- A whole body evaluation for health and wellness without jumping or bounding movements
- Reports:
DARI Performance (Orange)
DARI Performance (Orange)
- A whole body evaluation for performance with jumping and bounding movements.
- Reports:
DARI FMA (Blue)
DARI FMA (Blue)
- DARI's Functional Movement Analysis for performance. This protocol is DARI's most historical standard protocol but has been replaced by the newer 'DARI Performance' protocol in the recent years. It remains available due to it's long-standing history. This protocol does not come out-of-the-box.
- Reports:
Movement LIST
Movement LIST
2. Flexible:
2. Flexible:
Flexible protocols are protocols where the movement list can be modified. This occurs by creating a 'New' protocol and selecting one of the template protocols to work from and modify. Movements can be added or removed and the order of the movements can be adjusted.
The movement list for the templates is the same, however the reports outputted are not. The reports associated with the protocol template are what to pay attention to when creating your own protocol.
Default Protocol Builder
Default Protocol Builder
DARI Clinician
DARI Clinician
- Reports:
Unified Report Suite
Unified Report Suite
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