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The use of the ProFibro app for six weeks was not more effective than the use of a traditional paper book with similar content for health-related quality of life, symptoms, or self-care agency in individuals with fibromyalgia.
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Improvements on severity of symptoms in both groups suggest that the self-care program using a mobile app or a paper book may be beneficial in individuals with fibromyalgia.
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The Sleep Strategies was the most used function of the ProFibro app, followed by the Exercise Program, and the diary for the practice of gratitude.
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Large trial studying a contemporary neuroscience therapy for chronic whiplash.
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Trial integrating stress management in the neuroscience approach for whiplash.
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Assess if a contemporary neuroscience therapy can decrease central sensitization.
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This trial may provide new improved treatment guidelines for chronic whiplash.
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This trial may be used as a basis for recommendations to health authorities.
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The distribution of foot strike patterns was predominantly rearfoot for shod and barefoot tests.
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The running condition, speed, and type of footwear were associated with foot strike patterns.
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Participants running shod were more likely to present a rearfoot pattern compared to those running barefoot.
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Infants adopt their inter-limb kicking when learning a task.
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Dissociated intra-joint (hip-ankle) coupling during kicking is measured.
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External feedback may be a key to the development of lower extremity motor control.
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The “early CPAP” protocol was implemented using intermediate pressures of 6–7 cmH2O.
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A decrease in intubation rate and days of invasive ventilation were observed.
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A reduction of exogenous surfactant use and length of hospital stay were observed.
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The protocol used simple and affordable equipment and could be reproduced.
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Hip extensors (HEX) torque was able to predict hip external rotators (HER) torque.
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Both measures were strongly correlated in adults and older individuals.
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There is no difference between directly measured and predicted values of HER torque.
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The prediction equation was valid and accurate to estimate HER torque.
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This study will apply scapular movement training in individuals with shoulder pain.
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Scapular kinematics, EMG and clinical outcomes will be assessed.
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Results will contribute to the evidence-based practice of scapular focused-approach.
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Guideline adherence for low back pain is very low among physical therapy students.
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Fourth year students show more biopsychosocial beliefs and more guideline adherent recommendations than 2nd-year students.
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Biomedical beliefs are associated with poor adherence to evidence based guidelines.
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A personal history of low back pain is not associated with beliefs or attitudes.
