Therapeutic physical activity program for patients with second and third degree burns

The presence of the physical activity professional occupies a significant role in the scheme of healing, rehabilitation and social reintegration of the burned patient. The objective of this work was to develop a program of therapeutic physical activities, with a community multifactorial approach in the prescription of the biopsychosocial preparation that allows the recovery of the physical condition oriented to health in burned patients.A minimal control pre-experimental design study was carried out, lasting three years (2021-2023). The selected sample was made from an intentional stratified sampling, not probabilistic. Methods of the theoretical and empirical levels and research techniques were used, among which analysis and synthesis, inductive-deductive, systemic-structural-functional, documentary analysis, structured observation, interview and survey, respectively, stand out.The program was carried out through the implementation of therapeutic physical exercises. 10 patients with burns in the shoulder girdle with second and third degree burns participated, more than 90% showed high levels of anxiety and low self-esteem. 100% showed low levels of physical condition. 100% managed to modify behavior towards healthy lifestyles with good social reintegration. 90% achieved higher records in the elements submitted to evaluation. The study showed that the multifactorial community approach in the prescription of biopsychosocial preparation improved health-oriented physical conditioning in burn patients.

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Podium
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2024-10-27
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Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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Therapeutic physical activity program for patients with second and third degree burns

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Abstract

The presence of the physical activity professional occupies a significant role in the scheme of healing, rehabilitation and social reintegration of the burned patient. The objective of this work was to develop a program of therapeutic physical activities, with a community multifactorial approach in the prescription of the biopsychosocial preparation that allows the recovery of the physical condition oriented to health in burned patients.A minimal control pre-experimental design study was carried out, lasting three years (2021-2023). The selected sample was made from an intentional stratified sampling, not probabilistic. Methods of the theoretical and empirical levels and research techniques were used, among which analysis and synthesis, inductive-deductive, systemic-structural-functional, documentary analysis, structured observation, interview and survey, respectively, stand out.The program was carried out through the implementation of therapeutic physical exercises. 10 patients with burns in the shoulder girdle with second and third degree burns participated, more than 90% showed high levels of anxiety and low self-esteem. 100% showed low levels of physical condition. 100% managed to modify behavior towards healthy lifestyles with good social reintegration. 90% achieved higher records in the elements submitted to evaluation. The study showed that the multifactorial community approach in the prescription of biopsychosocial preparation improved health-oriented physical conditioning in burn patients.

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University of Granma (CU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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