Mederos AA, Rodríguez MA, Gutiérrez SR, Herrera SY, Monteagudo BA, Fernández RC, Curbelo RNY, Vega TY

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ABSTRACT

Introduction. According to the research the affections of the system osteomioarticular, is among the most important problems in health that affect to the rehabilitative ones during the work. The muscle-skeletal dysfunctions are alterations of corporal certain structures as, for example, muscles, articulations, tendons, ligaments and nerves, provoked or increased mainly by the acting of the work and for the effects of the immediate environment where they happen. It is hence that the individual participation in the preventive work is vital in the detection and opportune care of factors of risks and problems of health to behave in a favorable way and to prevent unsuspected long term effects in the incidence of the illness. This investigation was carried out with the objective of to value the situation of the workers' of the Area of Rehabilitation of CIREN health and to establish strategies to continue for a better quality of life of the rehabilitative ones. Methods: he/she was carried out a retrospective study with a sample of 30 patients with medical indication, treaties in CIREN to present affections of SOMA, in one period understood among the year 2019-2020, to which were applied among 10-20 treatment sessions. Results: the analysis of the results was carried out through the comparison for the Analogical Visual (EVA) Scale and methods of Descriptive Statistic. Conclusions: an important improvement was evidenced in the parameters that we measured propitiating a better quality of life in the physiotherapist ones.

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