Hydrothermal facilities: essential services in the age of pandemics

Cohen, Marc

doi:10.1080/24721735.2020.1838144

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“…In conclusion, it should be noted that, unlike steam inhalation at home, a much more significant effect is achieved in a health resort facility due to the presence of a rest factor, climate change and the impact of other procedures in the rehabilitation complex [37,38]. There are reports of a favourable effect of spa treatment with the use of balneological agents on the course of diseases of the bronchopulmonary, cardiovascular, hepatobiliary systems, musculoskeletal system, etc.…”

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“…У цьому аспекті слід згадати концепцію гормезису та роль гормезису в гідротермальних методах лікування [36]. У заключенні слід вказати, що на відміну від парових інгаляцій в домашніх умовах, значно більший ефект досягається в умовах санаторно-курортного закладу через наявність фактору відпочинку, зміну клімату та ефекту від інших процедур у комплексі реабілітації [37,38]. Повідомляється про благосприятливий вплив санаторно-курортного лікування з використанням бальнеологічних засобів на перебіг захворювань бронхо-легеневої, серцево-судинної, гепатобіліарної системи, опорно-рухового апарату тощо [39][40][41][42][43][44].…”

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Mineral Water Inhalations in Sanatorium Rehabilitation of Patients After Covid-19 Disease

Polshchakova,

Nasibullin,

Gushcha

et al. 2023

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The effectiveness of including steam inhalation with therapeutic diluted sodium chloride mineral water in the rehabilitation complex of patients after pneumonia caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus was determined. Patients in the control group received a basic complex of sanatorium rehabilitation, which included electrophoresis with 10% CaCl2 solution on the chest area, magnetic laser irradiation on the lungs, massage, and exercise therapy. Patients in the main group received steam therapy with therapeutic diluted chloride mineral water containing metasilicic acid. Patients in this group showed a significant decrease in the frequency of obstructive disorders in the bronchopulmonary system, a considerable increase in the frequency of physiological indicators of external respiratory function, improvement in the functional state of the respiratory system according to the Borg scale and physical activity according to the 6-minute walk test, and a significant decrease in the level of inflammatory markers. Adding a course of steam inhalation with therapeutic diluted sodium chloride mineral water to the basic complex of sanatorium resort rehabilitation has increased its effectiveness.

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Mineral Water Inhalations in Sanatorium Rehabilitation of Patients After Covid-19 Disease

Polshchakova,

Nasibullin,

Gushcha

et al. 2023

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“…Among the rehabilitation services, health resort therapy interventions have been heavily affected. However, the pandemic can represent a boost to rethink the role of health resort therapy, rediscovering its function as “essential service” (Cohen 2020 ).…”

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Health resort therapy interventions in the COVID-19 pandemic era: what next?

Masiero

Maccarone

2021

Int J Biometeorol

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Physical activity and life satisfaction of students of physiotherapy and physical education at the close of the COVID-19 pandemic

Shpakou,

Baj-Korpak,

Kowalczuk

et al. 2024

Acta Balneol

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Aim: To learn and compare their level of physical activity (PA) and motivation declared by physical education students and future physiotherapists, as well as to evaluate their life satisfaction in the final phase of the pandemic of the COVID-19 pandemic. Materials and Methods: A survey study covered 211 respondents (106 students of physical education (PE) and 105 future physiotherapists). The anonymous survey consisted of standardized questions regarding the level and goals of physical activity (IPAQ-SF and IPAO) and life satisfaction (SWLS). Results: A high level of PA was demonstrated by 51.5% of men and 48.6% of women – 83.1% and 75.9% students of physiotherapy and physical education, respectively. Family was a determinant that did not motivate the students to take up physical activity. There was a better atmosphere in the professional environment encouraging physical activity in the group of PE students (3.19}1.28) than among future physiotherapists (2.82}1.28) (p<0.001). Future physiotherapists declared lower level of life satisfaction. In this group, the SWLS score was 23.5}5.95 compared to 25.4}5.45 among PE students. Conclusions: At the close of the COVID-19 pandemic, the specificity of PE and physiotherapy studies as well as gender are variables that had a significant impact on the resumption, type and motives for undertaking physical activity and improving life satisfaction. PE students’ perception of the importance of physical activity is more pronounced than that of future physiotherapists, which is a strong enough factor to increase their life satisfaction.

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Hydrothermal facilities: essential services in the age of pandemics

Cited by 3 publications

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Mineral Water Inhalations in Sanatorium Rehabilitation of Patients After Covid-19 Disease

Mineral Water Inhalations in Sanatorium Rehabilitation of Patients After Covid-19 Disease

Health resort therapy interventions in the COVID-19 pandemic era: what next?

Physical activity and life satisfaction of students of physiotherapy and physical education at the close of the COVID-19 pandemic

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