Eficacia de la fisioterapia sobre la ansiedad y depresión en pacientes con dolor crónico: Una revisión sistemática.

Suárez, Fredy Esteban Ávila; Garcia, Paula Andrea Garzón; Vera, Maria Alejandra Sanchez

doi:10.20986/resed.2022.3994/2022

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“…In a systematic review including 45 studies with 9751 participants with Long Covid, 22.1% reported anxiety and 14.9% reported depression, among the most prevalent symptoms 33 . Other systematic reviews found that therapeutic exercise is a means of reducing symptoms, such as anxiety and depression 34 . Therapeutic exercise was included in our personalized programme.…”

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Experiences of people with Long Covid with a digital physiotherapy intervention: A qualitative study

Estebanez‐Pérez,

Martín‐Valero,

Pastora‐Estebanez

et al. 2024

Health Expectations

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PurposeLong Covid syndrome is a multiorgan condition with multiple sequelae affecting quality of life, capacity to work and daily activities. The advantages that new technologies can offer are presented as an opportunity in the current healthcare framework.ObjectiveThis research aimed to explore people with Long Covid's experiences with a digital physiotherapy practice intervention, during four weeks.MethodsQualitative semistructured interviews were conducted by video call. Thirty‐two Long Covid participants were invited to join an in‐depth interview once the intervention was completed. Participants were queried on their intervention experiences and perceptions, as well as any lifestyle changes made, as a result of receiving digital physiotherapy practice. The interviews were transcribed and analysed using inductive qualitative content analysis.ResultsIn‐depth qualitative analysis has revealed four themes that reflect participants' perceptions of digital physiotherapy intervention. The helpfulness of the exercises, interaction with the physiotherapist, the domestic use of technology and the future of digital health practice were the topics highlighted by Long Covid participants. Some improvements have been suggested including video sounds and the need to introduce face‐to‐face sessions. Participants stated that interventions were helpful and superior to printed exercise sheets, mobile phone apps and usual care received. This intervention did not present major barriers, highlighting the importance of personalized care and continuity in the provision of health services.ConclusionThe digital physiotherapy practice is perceived by people with Long Covid as an appropriate method for the care of their health needs. Participants stated the need for this type of intervention in the public health system, where it would eliminate waiting lists, facilitate accessibility and improve existing care.Patient and Public ContributionParticipants contributed to the interpretation of the data acquired in the interview.Clinical Trial RegistrationTrial registration NCT04742946.

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“… 33 Other systematic reviews found that therapeutic exercise is a means of reducing symptoms, such as anxiety and depression. 34 Therapeutic exercise was included in our personalized programme.…”

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Experiences of people with Long Covid with a digital physiotherapy intervention: A qualitative study

Estebanez‐Pérez,

Martín‐Valero,

Pastora‐Estebanez

et al. 2024

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“…The management of patients with pain can be complex and may require a multidisciplinary approach considering all the factors described above to provide safe and quality care [ 34 ]. Moreover, to alleviate their condition, sometimes patients may seek alternatives (e.g., physiotherapy, which has been shown to be effective [ 10 , 36 ], and coping strategies that may influence the monitoring of pain. Patients with shoulder pain, for example, reported different barriers and facilitators, such as: support, knowledge, time/daily routine, access to equipment, beliefs, expectations, motivation, therapeutic response, and influence of the clinician [ 37 ].…”

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Assessment of Pain Treatments in Disorders of Upper Limbs: A Qualitative Study Protocol Based on Patients’ Experiences

Karcz,

Artigues-Barberà,

Ortega Bravo

et al. 2023

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Chronic musculoskeletal pain (CMP) is one of the most common symptoms of musculoskeletal disorders. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and subacromial syndrome (SAS) are the most prevalent musculoskeletal disorders of the upper limbs. By collecting the opinions of patients with CTS and SAS, we aim to identify variables that could be introduced in the follow-up of CMP, and to detect barriers and facilitators of its treatments to improve their acceptance. This qualitative study is being conducted in Lleida, Spain, and explores the experiences and feelings of patients, and their acceptance of the standard of care. It follows the consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative research (COREQ) through focus groups, addressing issues with rigor and representativeness. By collecting patients’ opinions, we expect to obtain valuable information to complement the set of variables previously used by health professionals in the follow-up of CMP, and to understand treatment barriers and facilitators.

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Eficacia de la fisioterapia sobre la ansiedad y depresión en pacientes con dolor crónico: Una revisión sistemática.

Abstract: Eficacia de la fisioterapia sobre la ansiedad y depresión en pacientes con dolor crónico: una revisión sistemática Efficacy of physiotherapy on the anxiety and depression in patients with chronic pain: a systematic review

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Experiences of people with Long Covid with a digital physiotherapy intervention: A qualitative study

Experiences of people with Long Covid with a digital physiotherapy intervention: A qualitative study

Assessment of Pain Treatments in Disorders of Upper Limbs: A Qualitative Study Protocol Based on Patients’ Experiences

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