Clinical Posture Screening
A four-view posture screen from photographs — visible differences first, then a traceable clinical assessment and an A4 record.
What is Clinical Posture Screening?
Clinical Posture Screening is the TrainersEye posture workspace, run by the MMSx Posture engine. Instant scan starts with a photograph: capture the front, right side, left side and back, and the on-device pose model draws the ear, shoulder, hip and knee lines on each view, colours every difference green, amber or red by its visible size, and writes a Posture Observation & Movement Guide on one A4 page. Detailed assessment runs a traceable pathway — context and consent, capture, calibrate and mark — with a method and instrument behind every one of its nineteen measurements and a one-page observation card. Pose analysis runs on the phone; video never leaves it. Colours describe visible geometry, not medical severity: every finding needs qualified clinical review.
Four views from photographs
Front, right side, left side and back, each drawn with ear, shoulder, hip and knee lines and the measured differences.
Colour by visible size
Green, amber and red mark smaller, noticeable and larger differences; grey means not established. Geometry, not severity.
A traceable pathway
Detailed assessment records context and consent, capture, calibration and marking, and the method behind every measurement.
A4 records
The instant scan prints a Posture Observation & Movement Guide; the assessment prints a one-page observation card.
Where to find it
Open the TrainersEye app, go to the Dashboard and tap Clinical Posture Screening. It is a Clinical-plan tool — the CLINICAL badge sits beside the title.
This guide in thirteen steps
Open the tool
From the Dashboard, tap Clinical Posture Screening. The MMSx Posture engine starts — you can play the start-up sound — and the tool opens on its Overview. It is a Clinical-plan tool; the CLINICAL badge sits beside the title, with the question mark for help.
Choose your language
Pick EN, HI, ES or AR beside the MoPro header. Back to dashboard sits under it, and the tabs — Overview, Instant scan and Detailed assessment — run across the top of the workspace.
Three ways in
The Overview explains the method — see the visible differences first, add another view when useful, then choose a relevant movement goal for two brief practice options — and offers three doors: Instant · 2 drills, Detailed assessment and Explore demonstration. Pose analysis runs on your device; video never leaves your phone.
Consent first
Instant scan starts with a photograph, but consent comes first. Enter a participant reference and tick the box confirming the participant is 18 or older, agrees to the observation and authorises the photographs. Movement checks are optional before capture and can be completed after the scan.
Capture the views
Tap Open camera and photograph the participant from the front, the right side, the left side and the back. Try instant demonstration runs the same steps on sample photographs.
Read a view
Each captured view shows the pose lines drawn on the photograph — ear line, shoulder line, trunk shift, hip line and the two knee projections — with the measured value on each. Green means a smaller difference, amber a noticeable one, red a larger one; grey means not established. Tap the view chips to move between Front, Right side, Left side and Back.
Read the findings
Under the photograph, every finding is a tile: its name, the view and projection it comes from, the value and its colour bar — Left knee projection, Front · Lateral projection, 70.5°, for example. The note above the tiles reminds you that these are camera-relative estimates.
Your observation summary
The summary shows the four views with a tick on each one captured, Retake this view under each and Capture under any still missing. Next view continues the capture; Print / Save A4 PDF makes the report. The banner tells you what is still required, such as completing the context and consent check.
Start the traceable pathway
Detailed assessment records an assessment with its own ID and walks a numbered pathway: 1 · Context & consent, 2 · Capture, 3 · Calibrate & mark. New assessment starts another participant.
Calibrate and mark
In Calibrate & mark, each view carries named landmarks — right and left ear, shoulder, hip point, knee and ankle — placed by the model and shown on the photograph. Check them view by view; the calibration trace records the image size and the landmark method for each.
The measurement cards
Every measurement is a card by view — Ear-line inclination, Shoulder landmark inclination, Hip landmark inclination, Projected trunk offset and more, nineteen in all. A card reads Not assessed until its landmarks, orientation and calibration are consistent; Method / instrument opens how it is measured.
Print or save the report
Print / Save A4 PDF opens the A4 report preview with four buttons: Print, Download PDF, Open PDF and Share PDF. If the app shows no print options, use Download PDF or Open PDF; on iPhone, use Share in the PDF viewer to print or save to Files. The report is prepared on the device.
The one-page observation card
The detailed assessment prints its own card: protocol coverage out of nineteen and the MMSx screening index, the findings table by view and measurement, the calibration trace, the assessor observations and functional assessment log, next steps and follow-up, and the assessor identifier and review date. Movement planning is withheld until context, functional assessment and referral requirements are addressed.
You're ready
That's it. Open Clinical Posture Screening and capture the first view.
Reading the A4 report
The instant scan prints one A4 Posture Observation & Movement Guide. Here is what each part means.
Posture Observation & Movement Guide — instant visual screen, four-view record and the engine version, with the MoPro and Trainer's Eye marks.
Assessment ID, date, reported pain out of 10 and how many of the four views were captured.
What the record still needs — for example the context and consent check.
Front, right side, left side and back as captured; a missing one reads View not captured.
Each view's findings with the colour bar, the measurement, a plain note and the value.
Smaller, noticeable and larger difference; not established.
Colours describe visible geometry, not medical severity; green does not rule out a problem; camera-relative estimates.
The rules before any drills — safety questions, comfortable readiness, one to three movement goals, the task checks.
On-device landmark estimates, 2D camera-relative geometry; confirm findings with a qualified professional; screening bands are decision support, not diagnostic cut-offs.
A dash where a value could not be measured from the photograph, such as the side-view knee angle.
Clinical Posture Screening is part of TrainersEye
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MMSx Posture engine · Suggested by the professional team of experts from MMSx Authority Institute
Screening, not diagnosis — colours describe visible geometry, not medical severity, and MMSx screening bands are decision-support bands, not diagnostic cut-offs. Findings need qualified clinical review; not medical advice.