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Does bed positioning program effectively manage knee contractures in institutionalized older adults?

In 2000, Fox, et. al., conducted study about Knee contractures which pose a significant challenge in the care of older adults residing in long-term care facilities. Despite the importance of addressing contractures, limited research has been conducted to evaluate effective interventions. This study aimed to investigate the efficacy of a specialized bed positioning program (BPP) in treating knee flexion contractures among institutionalized patients. Sixteen patients, … Continue reading Does bed positioning program effectively manage knee contractures in institutionalized older adults?

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How does Tai Chi training affect subgroups of participants with varying levels of physical function?

A recent study led by Fuzhong Li, et. al., (2002) aimed to investigate the impact of Tai Chi training on physical function in older adults. By re-analyzing a dataset from a randomized controlled trial, the researchers sought to determine whether specific subgroups within the study sample exhibited varying responses to the intervention. This research is particularly valuable as it sheds light on the potential of … Continue reading How does Tai Chi training affect subgroups of participants with varying levels of physical function?

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