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Crenças de fisioterapeutas, osteopatas e médicos sobre o impacto do levantamento de uma carga leve na dor lombar
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Introdução: Discursos inadequados podem reforçar crenças negativas em pessoas com, ou sem, lombalgia aguda ou crónica, levando ao desenvolvimento de atitudes pró-nociceptivas.
Objetivo: Avaliar e comparar as percepções em estudantes e profissionais de saúde relativamente à segurança das estratégias de movimento específicas utilizadas para levantar uma carga leve, e as suas crenças relativamente à dor lombar.
Metodologia: Os dados foram recolhidos utilizando um questionário on-line que compreendia duas partes principais: avaliação da segurança de estratégias de movimento para um utente com histórico de lombalgia, e avaliação das crenças e atitudes acerca da coluna, recorrendo a fotografias e ao Back Pain Attitudes Questionnaire (Back-PAQ). Foram incluídos estudantes bem como profissionais de fisioterapia, osteopatia e medicina lusófonos ou francófonos.
Resultados: Participaram 917 estudantes e profissionais. A profissão, o género e história de dor lombar são fatores que influenciam de forma significativa o conhecimento sobre a segurança das estratégias de movimento lombar e as crenças sobre a lombalgia.
Conclusão: As falsas crenças sobre estratégias de levantamento e sobre lombalgia são comuns em ambos países, principalmente nos estudantes de medicina e médicos.
Introduction: Inadequate discourses may reinforce negative beliefs in people with, or without, acute or chronic low back pain, leading to the development of pro-nociceptive attitudes. Objective: To assess and compare perceptions in students and health professionals regarding the safety of specific movement strategies used to lift a light load, and their beliefs regarding low back pain. Methodology: Data were collected using an online questionnaire comprising two main parts: assessment of the safety of movement strategies for a user with a history of low back pain, and assessment of beliefs and attitudes about the spine using photographs and the Back Pain Attitudes Questionnaire (Back-PAQ). Lusophone or Francophone students as well as physiotherapy, osteopathy and medical professionals were included. Results: 917 students and professionals participated. Profession, gender and history of low back pain are factors that significantly influence knowledge about the safety of low back movement strategies and beliefs about low back pain. Conclusion: False beliefs about lifting strategies and about low back pain are common in both countries, especially among medical students and physicians.
Introduction: Inadequate discourses may reinforce negative beliefs in people with, or without, acute or chronic low back pain, leading to the development of pro-nociceptive attitudes. Objective: To assess and compare perceptions in students and health professionals regarding the safety of specific movement strategies used to lift a light load, and their beliefs regarding low back pain. Methodology: Data were collected using an online questionnaire comprising two main parts: assessment of the safety of movement strategies for a user with a history of low back pain, and assessment of beliefs and attitudes about the spine using photographs and the Back Pain Attitudes Questionnaire (Back-PAQ). Lusophone or Francophone students as well as physiotherapy, osteopathy and medical professionals were included. Results: 917 students and professionals participated. Profession, gender and history of low back pain are factors that significantly influence knowledge about the safety of low back movement strategies and beliefs about low back pain. Conclusion: False beliefs about lifting strategies and about low back pain are common in both countries, especially among medical students and physicians.
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Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciado em Fisioterapia
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Crenças Ergonomia Profissionais da saúde Levantamento de carga leve Lombalgia Beliefs Ergonomics Health professionals Light load lifting Low back pain