2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jsurg.2016.10.005
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Development and Validation of a Mental Practice Tool for Total Abdominal Hysterectomy

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“…La evidencia científica actual nos sugiere que la IM participa y favorece la planificación de las acciones necesarias antes de su ejecución, la memorización de referencias mentales y la transferencia de procesos cognitivos y emocionales para la práctica real (Cocks et al, 2014;Mateo et al, 2015;Paige et al, 2015;Saab et al, 2017;Sanders et al, 2004) y todos estos aspectos pueden ser muy beneficios para la enseñanza-aprendizaje de habilidades clínicas en fisioterapia.…”
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“…La evidencia científica actual nos sugiere que la IM participa y favorece la planificación de las acciones necesarias antes de su ejecución, la memorización de referencias mentales y la transferencia de procesos cognitivos y emocionales para la práctica real (Cocks et al, 2014;Mateo et al, 2015;Paige et al, 2015;Saab et al, 2017;Sanders et al, 2004) y todos estos aspectos pueden ser muy beneficios para la enseñanza-aprendizaje de habilidades clínicas en fisioterapia.…”
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“…the ability to self-represent the spatial environment in which surgery will take place [9,13,26,28]. Planning the needed actions before their execution, memorizing mental references and transferring mental abilities for real practice are the main operations that can be supported by MI [14,[25][26][27][28][29][30]. Associating MI to real practice may thus favour the learning in health professions [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proponents of MP claim it offers a number of potential benefits for surgeons at all levels of training [ 16 ]. It may for example augment physical practice in improving accuracy and precision of surgical movements [ 17 ]. An early meta-analysis by Driskell et al [ 3 ] gave an explanatory mechanism for this suggesting that by imagining how a movement looks, feels and affects a patient MP may strengthen cortical representations of the task performed by previous physical practice, or may prime specific neuromuscular pathways.…”
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confidence: 99%