Situación de la medicina física y rehabilitación en Colombia: descripción desde la perspectiva de los profesionales

Lugo Agudelo, Luz Helena; Seijas Bemúdez, Vanessa Andreina; Spir Brunal, María Alejandra; Posada Borrero, Ana María

doi:10.28957/rcmfr.399

Rev. Colomb. Med. Fis. Rehabil.

2023

DOI: 10.28957/rcmfr.399

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Situación de la medicina física y rehabilitación en Colombia: descripción desde la perspectiva de los profesionales

Luz Helena Lugo Agudelo,

Vanessa Andreina Seijas Bemúdez,

María Alejandra Spir Brunal

et al.

Abstract: En 2019, 2.410 millones de personas alrededor del mundo tenían condiciones que podrían beneficiarse de servicios de rehabilitación en algún momento durante el curso de su enfermedad, lo que contribuyó a 310 millones de años de vida vividos con discapacidad. Se estima que para finales del siglo XXI la rehabilitación será la estrategia sanitaria que optimice el funcionamiento de las personas con condiciones agudas, crónicas y causadas por el envejecimiento, por lo que el presente articulo aborda la situación act… Show more

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International ISPRM Congress in Cartagena 2023: topics and recommendations

Lugo-Agudelo,

Gimigliano,

Fransisco

et al. 2024

The Journal of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine

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Background: The International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine—ISPRM—is the pre-eminent scientific and educational society for medical specialists in rehabilitation. Its mission is to optimize functioning and health-related quality of life and minimize disability in persons with medical problems. The World Congress remains the society’s face-to-face meeting to update topics related to disability and rehabilitation. This manuscript describes the academic proposals and abstracts submitted and accepted after peer review, sorting them out according to the Standardized Abstract Topic List of the ISPRM World Congress bidding guidelines. It also aims to give recommendations for future congresses. Methods: This study is a cross-sectional descriptive study of academic proposals and abstracts submitted to the ISPRM2023 Congress in Cartagena. To structure the academic program, the Congress Scientific Committee (CSC) opened 2 calls for wide-open international participation: one for academic proposals (Scientific sessions and workshops led by top experts) and another for abstract submissions inviting rehabilitation professionals in general, according to the ISPRM Congress classification of topics. Six members of the CSC assessed the academic proposals to ensure the representation of diverse topics and geographic areas. The abstracts were peer-reviewed following predefined quality criteria and assigned to 3 international juries according to their expertise. Results: Participants submitted 142 proposals in English and 42 in Spanish from 6 continents: North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. The Clinical Sciences category (58.7%) out of 138 accepted proposals was the most common. Of 703 submitted abstracts, 692 got accepted to present their work, but only 418 were presented on-site: 127 (30.4%) oral and 291 poster presentations. The distribution of the submitted abstracts showed substantial interest in clinical science and therapeutics (73.9%), followed by engineering and technology (9.1%), biomedical sciences (4.5%), and health policy and systems (4.5%). Conclusions: We made 8 recommendations for future congresses. It will be essential to review the topics involving emerging ones in physical and rehabilitation medicine that are gaining relevance, such as infectious diseases (COVID-19), cardiopulmonary disorders, metabolic diseases (obesity, osteoporosis), diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound, and electrodiagnosis.

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International ISPRM Congress in Cartagena 2023: topics and recommendations

Lugo-Agudelo,

Gimigliano,

Fransisco

et al. 2024

The Journal of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine

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Panorama de la especialidad en medicina física y rehabilitación en algunos países de América Latina y el Caribe

Castro Rebolledo

2023

Rev. Colomb. Med. Fis. Rehabil.

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Situación de la medicina física y rehabilitación en Colombia: descripción desde la perspectiva de los profesionales

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International ISPRM Congress in Cartagena 2023: topics and recommendations

International ISPRM Congress in Cartagena 2023: topics and recommendations

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