Physical exercise program via telemonitoring during the COVID-19 pandemic for individuals with Parkinson's disease: intervention development study.
| Autor: | TORRIANI-PASIN, CAMILA, FREITAS, TATIANA B., ARAUJO, BEATRIZ, PALMA, GISELE C. S., MAKHOUL, MARINA P., ANDREOTTI, ROSANA A., DOMINGUES, VITORIA L., MOCHIZUKI, LUIS |
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PARKINSON'S disease treatment
EXPERIMENTAL design AEROBIC capacity RESISTANCE training HOME environment MEDICAL consultation SOCIAL participation CAREGIVERS POSTURAL balance FUNCTIONAL status EXERCISE physiology TASK performance HUMAN services programs COOLDOWN PATIENTS' attitudes MEDICAL protocols EXERCISE intensity QUESTIONNAIRES TRANSFERENCE (Psychology) EXERCISE therapy TELEMEDICINE COVID-19 pandemic WARMUP VIDEO recording PATIENT safety |
| Zdroj: | Brazilian Journal of Motor Behavior; 2022, Vol. 16 Issue 1, p69-82, 14p |
| Abstrakt: | BACKGROUND: To mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic, social isolation was needed. Since individuals with Parkinson's disease (PD) have a high risk if catching the COVID-19, and physical exercise is one of the most effective treatments for this disease. In this scenario home-based exercise is a great solution to minimize losses by inactivity. AIM: To report the process of development of a remote physical exercise program based on a face-to-face physical exercise program. METHOD: We transform a one-hour-session-twice-a-week face-to-face program to a remote format keeping the objectives and structure. The sessions of the face-to-face program were structured by: warm-up, balance, aerobic capacity, resistance training, transference, and cool down. RESULTS: An asynchronous remote program was chosen to ensure that the participants would be able to perform the physical exercises with a caregiver or family member at home as safely as possible. The sessions were delivered by a single video with all 5 parts with prescriptions (time, sets, and repetitions), instructions about safety, and alternatives exercises. We create two questionnaires to investigate attendance, barriers, safety, and overall experience. CONCLUSION: This paper purposed an asynchronous program with a single video per session to initiate the remote program for individuals with PD, who already carried out a face-to-face program of physical exercise. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Databáze: | Complementary Index |
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