Factors Influencing Compliance With Home Exercise Programs Among Patients With Upper-Extremity Impairment

Abstract

Results supported the role of the MOHO's volition subsystem, but roles and physical capacity--representing the habituation and performance subsystems of the MOHO--did not contribute significantly to the prediction of compliance.

Occupational therapy for rheumatoid arthritis: A systematic review

“…One publication (24) presented 2 studies. Fifteen studies (25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(39) were excluded for the following reasons: because treatment contrast was a multidisciplinary intervention, because patients other than those with rheumatic diseases participated in the study, or because outcome measures were beyond the scope of our review (Appendix 2).…”

“…Alderson, et al (25) Pre-post test, multidiscipline intervention Brattströ m, et al (26) Cohort study, participants with RA and other diseases, multi-discipline intervention Chen, et al (27) Patient series, participants with RA and other diseases Cytowicz, et al (28) Pre-post test, outcome measures not included in review Gault, et al (29) Pre-post test, outcome measures grip strength and range of motion only measured as adverse effects of immobilisation intervention Karten, et al (30) Patient series, multi-discipline intervention Kjeken, et al (31) RCT, participants with RA and other diseases Lö fkvist, et al (32) Patient series, outcome measures not included in review Maggs, et al (33) RCT, participants with RA and other diseases Mann, et al (34) Cohort study, participants with RA and other diseases Nicholas, et al (35) Patient series, outcome measures not included in review Schulte, et al (36) Patient series, participants with RA and other diseases, multi-discipline intervention Stern, et al (37) CCT, participants in study are women with no physical disability Stern, et al (38) CCT, participants in study are women with no physical disability Stewart, et al (39) Cohort study, outcome measures not included in review * RCT ϭ randomized clinical trial; CCT ϭ controlled clinical trial; RA ϭ rheumatoid arthritis.…”

Predictors of adherence to home-based physical therapies: a systematic review

“…Although the HBPTs studied did vary, several therapies were the subject of multiple studies. Specifically, rehabilitation exercises following ACL-repair surgery was the subject of five studies [24,34,35,39,40]; Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise (PFME) therapy for symptoms of urinary incontinence was investigated in four studies [15,[36][37][38]; rehabilitation exercises following sports injury was investigated in three studies [32,33,41]; physiotherapy exercises as part of falls prevention interventions were also the subject of three studies [42][43][44]; dizziness and balance disorders were investigated by two studies [19,45], as were upper limb disorders and injuries [46,47], non-specific neck or low back pain [20,48], and osteoarthritis of the hip or knee [49,50]. Other HBPTs investigated were for stroke rehabilitation [51]; osteoporosis [18]; rheumatoid arthritis [52], and ankle sprains [53].…”

“…Studies frequently used sample sizes of 70 or less [24,32,33,40,41,44,46,47,51]. Although there are no universal rules regarding appropriate sample size for multivariate analyses, smaller studies with many predictor variables allow less confidence in findings [55].…”

Sistema mecatrônico para reabilitação pós fratura da extremidade distal do rádio

“…Dentre eles, segundo Barbosa et al (2009), pode-se citar a adesão e/ou obediência a este tipo de tratamento, a variação do nível sócio cultural dos pacientes e a obediência às instruções. A cooperação e a satisfação do paciente com o programa de exercícios domiciliares são importantes para a o sucesso da intervenção (CHEN et al, 1999).…”