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조성배,김재환,송창호 물리치료재활과학회 2024 Physical therapy rehabilitation science Vol.13 No.1
Objective: The study analyzed the awareness of physical therapists regarding correct breathing methods and the effect ofbreathing training on patients. Design: A cross-sectional survey study. Methods: Physical therapists who agreed to participate in the study, held a license as a physical therapist, and had training orexperience in breathing were included as subjects. A total of 136 questionnaires were collected, out of which 129 were analyzed. The questionnaire consisted of 26 items, divided into several sections covering awareness of breathing methods, breathing andmuscles, breathing and mind, breathing and movement, perception of mouth breathing and nose breathing, experience applyingrespiration as a treatment, perception of breathing and treatment, awareness of breathing and pain, awareness of breathing andchronic diseases and prevention, perceptions related to breathing and sleep, and educational background. Results: The study found that most therapists were aware of diaphragmatic breathing, but not Lamaze breathing. 76.7% claimed tothat there is a correct breathing method, and the majority were aware of the reasons for correct breathing. The majority believed inthe therapeutic effect of breathing, with core exercise breathing training being the most commonly used in therapy. 81.7% oftherapists had taught a specific breathing method to a patient, and diaphragmatic breathing was the most provided treatment. Therewas no significant difference in perception according to clinical experience, but there was a significant difference in perceptionaccording to educational background. Conclusions: The study provided clinical background on Physical Therapists’ belief on correct breathing method, and uses ofbreathing training during treatment. The results suggest there is a need for a coherent education on breathing method andtechniques among Physical Therapists.
조성배,송창호 물리치료재활과학회 2022 Physical therapy rehabilitation science Vol.11 No.1
Objective: This study aims to conduct a comprehensive review of monitoring systems to monitor and manage physical function of community-dwelling elderly living alone and suggest future directions of unobtrusive monitoring. Design: Literature reviewMethods: The importance of health-related monitoring has been emphasized due to the aging population and novel corona virus (COVID-19) outbreak.As the population gets old and because of changes in culture, the number of single-person households among the elderly is expected to continue to increase. Elders are staying home longer and their physical function may decline rapidly,which can be a disturbing factorto successful aging.Therefore, systematic elderly management must be considered. Results: Frequently used technologies to monitor elders at home included red, green, blue (RGB) camera, accelerometer, passive infrared (PIR) sensor, wearable devices, and depth camera. Of them all, considering privacy concerns and easy-to-use features for elders, depth camera possibly can be a technology to be adapted at homes to unobtrusively monitor physical function of elderly living alone.The depth camera has been used to evaluate physical functions during rehabilitation and proven its efficiency. Conclusions: Therefore, physical monitoring system that is unobtrusive should be studied and developed in the future to monitor physical function of community-dwelling elderly living alone for the aging population.