How to Integrate 3D Practice Animation Library with PostureScreen and use in patient reports

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1Step 1: Open the integration settings in Posture Screen 0:00#

• Start in Posture Screen and open Settings.
• Go to Web Exercises → EHR Integration.
• Find 3D Practice in the integration options.
• If you do not already have a 3D Practice account, you can contact them from this area and even start a free trial.

2Step 2: Sign in and connect your 3D Practice account 0:33#

• Enter your 3D Practice username/email.
• Enter your password.
• Click Connect to 3D Practice.
• Posture Screen will download the content needed to use the 3D Practice animations inside the app.

3Step 3: Browse the 3D Practice animation catalog 1:18#

• After connecting, go to Movies to browse the available animation catalog.
• You can review the different educational animations available for patient use.
• For more content, the transcript notes that 3D Practice’s web-based system has even more options.

4Step 4: Add a 3D Practice animation to a patient education session 1:37#

• Open a patient account.
• Choose to add a new education item and select 3D Practice video animation.
• Pick the animation you want to use, such as a left lateral disc herniation.
• Open the animation and prepare it for capture.

5Step 5: Annotate the animation to highlight key findings 2:02#

• Turn off the grid for a cleaner view.

• Scroll through the animation to the frame you want to explain.

• Use drawing tools to add:

  • Arrows to point out structures or motion
  • Circles to emphasize areas of concern

• Adjust the size and placement of the annotations as needed.

• Click Capture to save the annotated frame.

6Step 6: Repeat the process for additional animations 2:48#

• Add another 3D Practice animation the same way you would add another exam item.
• Select a different topic, such as ligamentous laxity at D1 on flexion.
• Turn off the grid again and scroll to the most relevant frame.
• Use the annotation tools to mark the important anatomy or motion.
• Change pen color or tip size if needed, then click Capture.

7Step 7: Generate and email a patient report with the captured images 3:55#

• Return to the report workflow.
• Generate a two-view PDF report.
• Choose to email the PDF to the patient.
• Use the customized outgoing email template from Posture Screen AI.
• Click Send.

8Step 8: Show the patient how the emailed PDF includes playable animations 4:22#

• Open the email as the patient would receive it.
• View the attached PDF.
• The PDF contains the usual report content plus the captured images.
• When the patient clicks an image, it plays the animation.
• This makes it easier for patients to understand and share the findings with family members.

9Step 9: Use the integration for patient education anytime, anywhere 5:04#

• The main benefit is being able to educate patients on the fly during screenings or appointments.
• You can create reports that include stop frames from animations.
• This makes patient education more visual, interactive, and memorable.
• For more information, visit 3dpractice.com or contact support@posturescreen.com with questions.