People with Spinal Cord Injury in Indonesia

Tulaar, Angela Bm; Karyana, Muhammad; Wahyuni, Luh Karunia; Paulus, Anitta Florence Stans; Tinduh, Damayanti; Anestherita, Fitri; Wangge, Grace

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“…The International SCI Community Survey articles included in this review were conducted in the following countries: Spain, 20 Italy, 21 Germany, 22 Portugal, 23 Malaysia, 24 Switzerland, 25 Korea, 26 South Africa, 27 Lithuania, 28 Thailand, 29 the Netherlands, 30 Greece, 31 China, 32 United States of America, 33 Norway, 34 Poland, 35 Indonesia, 36 New Zealand, 37 and Israel. 38 By participating in the survey, each country described the epidemiology of SCI, the person with SCI's FIG.…”

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“…Ultimately, the reports summarized the country's current model of care for persons with SCI, highlighted gaps in the models of care, and provided recommendations for future research or changes to care. [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38] The scope of the challenges persons with SCI encounter in accessing timely and appropriate healthcare services, specifically through primary care and challenges with payment for health services in the context of the U.S. were described in one article. 39 Three mutually reinforcing solutions with the potential to better meet the post-rehabilitation needs of persons with SCI included patient education and health behavior change (e.g., self-management and peer support), smoother transitions into community healthcare, and customized care delivery.…”

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Models of Care Delivery from Rehabilitation to Community for Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review

Atchison

Noonan

et al. 2021

Journal of Neurotrauma

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Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a chronic condition that results in high healthcare utilization and lifetime cost across the care continuum. In the absence of a standardized model of care delivery for SCI in western countries such as Canada, a scoping review of the literature was performed to identify and summarize existing international SCI models of care delivery. Four databases were searched using key words and subject headings for concepts such as: ''spinal cord injury,'' ''delivery of healthcare,'' ''model of care,'' ''patient care planning,'' and ''care pathway.'' Title, abstract, and full text review were competed by two independent reviewers. A combined total of 46 peer-reviewed and gray literature articles were included. No single SCI model of care has been adopted across different countries internationally. However, optimal attributes of models of care were identified, including the importance of having multidisciplinary SCI specialty care providers along the continuum, provision of rural SCI services and outreach, integration of primary care, peer mentoring, and using a hub and spokes model of care. These findings inform the future development of an SCI model of care, which ideally would serve all geographical locations and span the continuum of care, improving the health status and quality of life of persons with SCI.

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Section: Descriptions Of the State Of Sci Carementioning

confidence: 99%

Models of Care Delivery from Rehabilitation to Community for Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review

Atchison

Noonan

et al. 2021

Journal of Neurotrauma

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“…Ankle sprains according to statistical data from several countries in the world explain that Indonesia has an incidence rate of 27.5%, Hong Kong 33%, the Netherlands 73%, and the United States 70% (Tulaar et al 2017;Halabchi and Hassabi 2020). The US Emergency Department reports that 2 million people a year experience ankle sprains (Doherty et al 2017).…”

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Beneficial effect of isometric device therapy in overcoming sprain injuries in the ankle due to sports using the arduino uno pro mini and load cell device design (Efecto beneficioso de la terapia con dispositivos isométricos en la superación de las lesio

Komaini¹,

Syaputra²,

Syafrianto³

et al. 2022

Retos

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This study aims to create an isometric exercise therapy tool in overcoming sprain injuries on the digital-based ankle that is valid, reliable, practical, effective and efficient. This type of research uses a Research and Development design, this research involves 3 experts who are competent in their fields, namely instrumentation physicists, exercise physiologists, and physiotherapists. A total of 30 men who were selected using the Purposive Sampling technique with ages ranging from 20 to 28 years and had sprain injuries in the ankle participated in this study. The testing of the tool was carried out using a questionnaire, test and retest. Statistical analysis of the data used is r-correlation. The results of the reliability test of the alpha coefficient, the results of the first day and the second day have a "high" correlation. The results of the product practicality test by the three experts show the product has a "very good" level of practicality, and the results of the product effectiveness test are obtained with an effectiveness level of "very good". Therefore, design an isometric therapy device for ankle sprain injuries due to sports using Arduino Uno and load cells which are effective for treating sprain injuries. Resumen. Este estudio tiene como objetivo crear una herramienta de terapia de ejercicio isométrica para superar las lesiones por esguince en el tobillo digital que sea válida, confiable, práctica, efectiva y eficiente. Este tipo de investigación utiliza un diseño de Investigación y Desarrollo, esta investigación involucra a 3 expertos que son competentes en sus campos, a saber, físicos de instrumentación, fisiólogos del ejercicio y fisioterapeutas. En este estudio participaron un total de 30 hombres que fueron seleccionados mediante la técnica de muestreo intencional con edades comprendidas entre los 20 y los 28 años y que tenían lesiones por esguince de tobillo. La prueba de la herramienta se realizó mediante un cuestionario, prueba y reprueba. El análisis estadístico de los datos utilizados es la correlación r. Los resultados de la prueba de confiabilidad del coeficiente alfa, los resultados del primer día y el segundo día tienen una correlación "alta". Los resultados de la prueba de practicidad del producto realizada por los tres expertos muestran que el producto tiene un nivel de practicidad "muy bueno", y los resultados de la prueba de efectividad del producto se obtienen con un nivel de efectividad de "muy bueno". Por lo tanto, diseñe un dispositivo de terapia isométrica para las lesiones por esguince de tobillo debido a los deportes utilizando Arduino Uno y células de carga que sean efectivas para tratar las lesiones por esguince.

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“…3 In 2014, Fatmawati Hospital Jakarta Indonesia recorded 104 cases of SCI. 4 The incidence of lower limb amputations in the United States is around 30,000-40,000 per year, in 2005 there were 1.6 million people with leg amputations and it is estimated that this number will increase to 3.6 million by 2050. 5 Submaximal arm exercise testing is an alternative option for assessing VO 2max for patients with lower limb disorders.…”

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Comparison of VO2max Prediction of Submaximal Exercise Testing for Six Minute Arm Ergometer Test with Six Minute Walking Test in Untrained Healthy Young Adult Males

Hartawan

Andriati

Wardani

2021

SPMRJ

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Background: Six-minute walking test (6-MWT) is one of the submaximal exercise testing that is commonly used. The 6-MWT has limited use in the condition of individuals with limited limbs. Therefore, a six-minute arm ergometer test (6-MAT) submaximal exercise testing was developed. The presence of 6-MAT for assessing VO2max prediction is still relatively small.Aim: To compare the predicted VO2max of 6-MWT and 6-MAT, and to see if there are differences in each predicted VO2max value.Material and Methods: This was a cross-sectional study with a consecutive sampling, involving 31 untrained healthy young adult males, aged 26-40 years old. Each subject underwent two exercise testing 6-MWT and 6-MAT, which were carried out on different days with a minimum washout period of 24 hours. VO2max prediction value was evaluated for each exercise testing on each subject.Results: There are significant differences between the predicted VO2max values of 6-MWT and 6- MAT (p = 0.00). The mean VO2max prediction values of 6-MAT is higher than 6-MWT with 2288.43 mL.min-1 and 1573.72 mL.min-1, respectively.Conclusion: The 6-MAT could be used for assessing VO2max prediction of individuals, although, there is a difference value between the predicted VO2max of the 6-MWT and 6-MAT submaximal exercise testing, with the VO2max value of the 6-MAT higher than the 6-MWT submaximal exercise testing.

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People with Spinal Cord Injury in Indonesia

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Models of Care Delivery from Rehabilitation to Community for Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review

Models of Care Delivery from Rehabilitation to Community for Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review

Beneficial effect of isometric device therapy in overcoming sprain injuries in the ankle due to sports using the arduino uno pro mini and load cell device design (Efecto beneficioso de la terapia con dispositivos isométricos en la superación de las lesio

Comparison of VO2max Prediction of Submaximal Exercise Testing for Six Minute Arm Ergometer Test with Six Minute Walking Test in Untrained Healthy Young Adult Males

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