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                                            [0] => Effectiveness of physiotherapy for low back pain supported by digital resources
                                            [1] => Efectividad de la fisioterapia para el dolor de espalda baja apoyada en recursos digitales
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                                            [0] => Calvo Soto, Andrea Patricia
                                            [1] => Hoyos Quintero, Angela María
                                            [2] => Herrera López, Diana Katherine
                                            [3] => Gómez Ramírez, Esperanza
                                            [4] => Rosas Soliman, Carlos Andrés
                                            [5] => Góngora Cortés, Angie Seleny
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                                            [0] => pain in the lumbar region; back pain; telemedicine; physiotherapy; physiotherapy modalities.
                                            [1] => dolor de la región lumbar; dolor de espalda; Telemedicina; fisioterapia; modalidades de fisioterapia.
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                                            [0] => The number of therapeutic interventions supported by the use of digital resources is increasing every day as a way to facilitate access to any type of health care. A systematic review was carried out with the aim of analyzing the effectiveness (functional status, pain intensity and adherence to treatment) of the physiotherapy intervention, supported by digital resources, compared to conventional physiotherapy in adult patients with back pain. This study consulted the scientific databases such as PubMed, Virtual Health Library, Cochrane, Evidence-Based Physiotherapy Database, Science Direct, Scopus, Episteminikos, and Google Scholar. The initial selection of the studies, the exhaustive evaluation of the full articles and the extraction of the characteristics necessary for the investigation were carried out by the six research fellows and reviewed by two independent reviewers. Twelve articles were included (10 clinical trials and two cohort studies). The results of the systematic review support the use of available digital resources for the management of low back pain, with an important relationship with the reduction of pain levels and the improvement in functionality. It is necessary to carry out more high-quality studies to demonstrate these results, since the criteria for the intervention are yet to be determined.
                                            [1] => El número de intervenciones terapéuticas apoyadas en el uso de los recursos digitales aumenta cada día como vía para facilitar el acceso a cualquier tipo de atención sanitaria. Se realizó una revisión sistemática con el objetivo de analizar la efectividad (estado funcional, la intensidad del dolor y la adherencia al tratamiento) de la intervención de fisioterapia, apoyada en recursos digitales, frente a la fisioterapia convencional en pacientes adultos con dolor de espalda. Este estudio consultó las bases de datos científicas: PubMed, Biblioteca Virtual en Salud, Cochrane, Base de datos de Fisioterapia basada en la evidencia, Science Direct, Scopus, Episteminikos y Google Académico. La selección inicial de los estudios, la evaluación exhaustiva de los artículos completos y la extracción de las características necesarias para la investigación fueron realizadas por los seis investigadores y revisadas por dos revisores independientes. Se incluyeron 12 artículos (10 ensayos clínicos y dos estudios de cohorte). Los resultados de la revisión sistemática soportan el uso de los recursos digitales disponibles para el manejo de dolor de espalda baja, con una importante relación con la reducción de los niveles de dolor y la mejora en la funcionalidad. Es necesario realizar más estudios de alta calidad para evidenciar estos resultados, pues están por determinarse los criterios de la intervención.
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                                            [1] => Universidad Santiago de Cali
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                                    [date] => 2023-03-23
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                                            [0] => Revista Cubana de Información en Ciencias de la Salud; Vol. 34 (2023): Publicación  continua
                                            [1] => 2307-2113
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