Day: June 18, 2023

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Does Adding Osteopathy-Based Manual Physical Therapy to Standard Treatment Enhance outcomes in Pediatric Dysfunctional Voiding?

In 2008, Nemett, et. al., conducted the study about Pediatric dysfunctional voiding (DV). DV is a condition that poses physical and emotional challenges to children, while also carrying the risk of progression to renal disease. While manual physical therapy and osteopathic treatment have been effective in addressing DV in adult women, there is a lack of research on the effectiveness of manual physical therapy based … Continue reading Does Adding Osteopathy-Based Manual Physical Therapy to Standard Treatment Enhance outcomes in Pediatric Dysfunctional Voiding?

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Can Combined Manual Therapies Improve Subacute and Chronic Neck Pain?

In 2008, the feasibility study conducted by Strunk, et. al., investigated the effectiveness of manual therapies in treating patients with subacute or chronic neck pain. The study aimed to develop and test protocols for a randomized clinical trial that combined high-velocity, low-amplitude spinal manipulation (HVLA SM) on the thoracic spine and sacroiliac joint, along with cervical spine postisometric relaxation. Additionally, the study examined the outcomes … Continue reading Can Combined Manual Therapies Improve Subacute and Chronic Neck Pain?

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How Effective are Supplementary Breaks in Alleviating Symptoms for Data Entry Workers?

In 2007, field study conducted by Galinsky et. al,. aimed to investigate the impact of supplementary breaks and stretching exercises on the well-being and performance of data entry operators. The research built upon previous studies conducted by NIOSH-IRS and sought to expand our understanding of how these interventions can alleviate symptoms and enhance productivity in this specific work environment. The study involved a group of … Continue reading How Effective are Supplementary Breaks in Alleviating Symptoms for Data Entry Workers?

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Do physical therapy practitioners’ perceptions align with empirical data regarding predictors of treatment outcome for neck pain?

In 2007, a study conducted by Hill, et. al., aimed to identify predictors of poor outcome in patients undergoing physical therapy for neck pain. The researchers also compared these findings with the subjective perceptions of physical therapy practitioners regarding predictors of treatment outcome. Understanding these predictors is crucial for optimizing treatment approaches and improving patient care. The study involved a secondary analysis of data obtained … Continue reading Do physical therapy practitioners’ perceptions align with empirical data regarding predictors of treatment outcome for neck pain?

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How Can Environments be Structured to Maximize Long-Term Physical Activity in Older Adults?

In a groundbreaking study conducted by Edward McAuley, et. al., (2007) the long-term physical activity behavior of older adults was investigated. This study, which spanned over several years, aimed to understand the role of social-cognitive factors such as self-efficacy and affect in predicting sustained physical activity levels among older individuals. The research employed a prospective design, tracking physical activity and psychosocial variables in a sample … Continue reading How Can Environments be Structured to Maximize Long-Term Physical Activity in Older Adults?

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