Team-based learning (TBL) is an educational strategy carried out with small groups of students. It emerges as a teaching alternative to the traditional Master Class (MC) model. The use of APE demonstrates higher levels of satisfaction, commitment and responsibility in the acquisition of knowledge than CM in master's degree students ...
Low back pain is one of the main reasons for consultation in Primary Care, with an 80% prevalence rate. This multifactorial condition tends to become chronic, representing a major impact on population health, the healthcare system, and the economy. A group-based physiotherapy approach focused on education and therapeutic exercise may represent an effective option for improving the health of these individuals ...
New technologies applied to health sciences often show diagnostic and therapeutic uses beyond the expected; among these technologies, Virtual Reality (VR) is demonstrating the ability to have a positive impact in various fields, such as in the rehabilitation of children with stress and adults with visual and balance disorders due to various pathologies such as stroke, spinal cord injury or Multiple Sclerosis ...
Population aging is associated with loss of muscle mass, strength, and cognitive function, increasing the risk of frailty and multimorbidity. Exercise and nutritional supplementation help counteract these losses; however, many older adults face barriers, particularly those in institutional settings ...
Addressing pain using the combination of non-invasive brain stimulation (NCI) and virtual reality (VR) is a promising area of research that offers new avenues for the treatment of chronic and acute pain. This approach is based on the integration of two technologies that have proven to be effective separately (Jones 2016, Pacheco-Barrios 2020), offering a synergy that could significantly improve the quality of life of patients ...
Despite early detection of cancer, surgical advances and different therapeutic alternatives, prostatectomized patients continue to present urinary incontinence (UI) and erectile dysfunction (ED).
The improvement of postoperative UI and ED ranges between 6-12 and 12-24 months respectively; but the lack of blood supply to the corpora cavernosa is considered a cause of irreversible damage, hence the importance of early initiation of perineal rehabilitation ...
