06/17/2026
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A new JCEP review found that digital tools like mobile apps, wearables, AI platforms, and augmented reality can help improve:
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Exercise adherence
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Pain management
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Physical function
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Patient engagement
But hereโs the most important takeaway:
Technology doesnโt replace Clinical Exercise Physiologists.
It amplifies our ability to reach more people, improve access to care, and deliver evidence-based exercise interventions.
The future isnโt digital OR in-person care.
The future is digital AND human expertise working together.
Proud to see research like this being shared through JCEP and supported by CEPA as our profession continues to grow and evolve.
๐ Read the article:
https://jcep.kglmeridian.com/view/journals/ceph/15/2/article-p80.xml
๐ Reference: Ulahannan A, OโBrien KA. Digital Tools Supporting Exercise Prescription in Musculoskeletal Care: A Scoping Review. J Clin Exerc Physiol. 2026;15(2):80-87.