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MEDICINAL BIOMAGNETISM IN THE TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS CAUSED BY Escherichia coli: CASE REPORTS
Authors: Cazella Luciane Neris , Marinho Anderson Razzé , Bossa Adriane Viapiana , Martini Angela Mara Rambo , Santos Gustavo David dos
Published: November 2024

Introduction: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are amongst the most common pathological conditions in community and hospital environments. The bacterium Escherichia coli is its main etiological agent. The conventional medical treatment includes antibiotics; however, it is necessary to search for strategies that can avoid microbial resistance. This highlights the importance of Medicinal Biomagnetism (MB), a therapeutic system developed in 1988 by the Mexican physician Dr. Isaac Goiz Durán (1941-2021), which consists of the use of magnets in pairs, with magnetic flux greater than 1,000 Gauss, in topographic points that present biomagnetic resonance and aims to correct distortions in the body’s pH, helping to restore and maintain the Normal Energy Level (NEL). Objective: To evaluate people with UTIs caused by E. coli who were treated with MB. Methodology: MB treatment was carried out in two female participants (47 and 50 years old) and one male participant (54 years old), who had positive urine culture results for E. coli. The participant also had a high dose of total prostate specific antigen (PSA). Only the first case required a second MB session. Laboratory tests were repeated. Results and discussion: The urine culture tests indicated that there was no bacterial growth in cases treated with MB. And, the dosage of total PSA, indicated a reduction from 6.13 to 0.54 ng/mL. This study demonstrated that people showed elimination of UTIs caused by E. coli when treated with MB. It is suggested that this technique be researched in larger trials to better determine its contribution to the treatment of UTIs.
GOIZ REFLEX THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RIGHT HEMIBODY IN MEDICINAL BIOMAGNETISM
Authors: Oliveira Micheline de , Chauvière1 Renata , Martini Angela Mara Rambo , Bossa Adriane Viapiana , Santos Jefferson Souza
Published: November 2024

The Shortening of the Right hemibody (SRH) is a phenomenon that occurs in Medicinal Biomagnetism (MB), a technique developed by Isaac Goiz Durán from the 80’s. This method makes use of the static magnetic field (SMF) generated by a negative magnet applied to the skin in a dysfunctional anatomical region, out of its physiological balance, tending to alkalinity, which leads to the consequent contraction of the muscles of the right hemibody (RH). The elongation of the hemibody or muscle relaxation occurs when the point that receives the influence of the SMF is dysfunctional towards acidity caused by physiological imbalance. The shortening or elongation of the RH is a reflex called magnet-foot reflex, magnet-sympathetic-foot reflex or Goiz Reflex (GR). The objective of this study was to carry out a narrative review in order to demonstrate the importance of RH for the technique, identifying the neuromuscular response mechanism that leads to the contraction or relaxation of the musculature. It was concluded that the GR is the main tool for energy diagnosis, confirmation and treatment of Biomagnetic Pairs (BMP). Its neuromuscular mechanism, similar to strength tests (a form of applied kinesiology), possibly results from the activation of different brain regions: cerebral amygdala, frontal and parietal lobes and areas corresponding to those stimulated with the SMF, promoting a reflex that, like the withdrawal reflex, is unconscious and qualifies the response in a binary way (stimulated area positively or negatively polarized). Its accuracy may be subject to interference from the information or semantic field of the therapist and the patient. The RH is more susceptible to manifest the GR which could occur on both sides.The GR concept was revisited over the years of MB development, a new science in constant evolution, and despite being a tool whose use and effectiveness have practical evidence, it is necessary to produce scientific evidence that proves its neuromuscular mechanism.
USO DE MODELOS DE PREDIÇÃO PARA MELHORAR O PLANEJAMENTO DE ESTOQUE DE ALTA ROTAÇÃO - ESTUDO EM UMA EMPRESA NO SETOR DE BEBIDAS
Authors: Brandão Gabriel Martine , Dallilo Felipe Diniz , Florian Fabiana
Published: November 2024

This project develops a prediction model for inventory planning of high-turnover products, specifically draft beer, in a company in the beverage sector. Using neural network and time series techniques, the aim is to minimize waste and guarantee product availability, taking into account the short shelf life of draft beer and the need for advance orders. The research involved collecting sales data from previous years, processing the data and developing a user-friendly interface. The model was trained with machine learning algorithms to predict weekly sales. The results show that the model is effective at predicting sales patterns, allowing for adjustments and future integrations, such as the inclusion of climate and demographic data. This work provides a solid basis for optimizing inventory management and formulating more efficient commercial strategies.
INFECÇÕES HOSPITALARES ASSOCIADAS À ASSISTÊNCIA À SAÚDE NA UNIDADE DE TERAPIA INTENSIVA
Authors: Oliveira Thaynara Dos Santos , Brandão Erlayne Camapum
Published: November 2024

Introduction: This study addresses Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) or Hospital Infections (HIs) that affect patients hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), particularly among adults and the elderly with chronic diseases. Objective: To understand the types of hospital infections that predominate in adults and the elderly during hospitalization in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Methodology: This is an integrative literature review, utilizing articles published in the following databases: Virtual Health Library (BVS), SciELO, Lilacs, Medline, and PubMed. The period covered includes publications from 2019 to 2024. The results were filtered to include only full-text articles in Portuguese and English, totaling 15 reviewed studies. Results: The variables present in this study address various types of hospital infections, such as bloodstream infections, urinary tract infections, respiratory infections, surgical site infections, and risk factors such as advanced age and prolonged hospitalization, synthesizing the importance of prevention to minimize the risk and morbidity and mortality. Final Considerations: The importance of hand hygiene and the continuous education of healthcare professionals in preventing infections is emphasized. It concludes that preventive practices and training are essential to reduce infections and ensure patient safety.
O PAPEL DO ENFERMEIRO NA PREVENÇÃO DE INFECÇÃO DO TRATO URINÁRIO ASSOCIADA À GESTANTE NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA
Authors: Machado Beatriz Passos , Lima Gabriela Sena De , Morais Izabella Araújo
Published: November 2024

Introduction: Urinary tract infection (UTI) is one of the most common perinatal complications, affecting approximately 8% of Brazilian pregnant women. In this understanding, primary health care for these pregnant women is the main form of prevention and treatment for UTI. Objective: To understand the role of nursing in preventing urinary tract infection associated with pregnancy. Methodology: This is an integrative review, involving data collection through health research platforms (pubmed, scielo and BVS). The data were obtained through bibliographic references, books and articles that include urinary tract infection in pregnant women in primary care in the time interval between 2014 and 2024. Results: A total of 133 articles were analyzed, making it necessary to create inclusion and exclusion criteria, with 112 samples being excluded and 21 included. Furthermore, a significant association was identified between UTI and factors such as lack of sexual health education, genital hygiene, previous history of UTI, asymptomatic bacteriuria, resistance to antibiotics and laboratory tests and how prenatal care with nurses is satisfactory for pregnant women and important for reducing these risk factors. Conclusion: This study highlights important areas for improving early detection and adequate management of urinary tract infections in pregnant women, aiming to improve obstetric care and reduce potential complications during pregnancy.
EFICÁCIA DO TAPING LINFÁTICO E DA DRENAGEM LINFÁTICA MANUAL NO PÓS-OPERATÓRIO DE LIPOABDOMINOPLASTIA ABDOMINAL
Authors: Santos Bárbara Thaís Oliveira , Bezerra Cleidiane Do Nascimento , Silva Yasmin Dutra Da
Published: November 2024

Objective: To describe lymphatic taping and lymphatic drainage techniques and identify their effectiveness for postoperative treatment of lipoabdominoplasty. Methods: This is a systematic literature review (SLR) based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). The search was performed in the PubMed, PEDro, LILACS and Google Scholar databases, using the following descriptors: “lipoabdominoplasty”, “abdominoplasty”, “body contouring”, “postoperative taping”, “manual lymphatic drainage”, “lipectomy”, “dermolipectomy” – in Portuguese, English and Spanish, with no restriction on the year of publication. Results: The 8 study articles conducted on the use of lymphatic techniques in the postoperative period of plastic surgery reveal the importance of using manual lymphatic drainage and lymphatic tapping in the postoperative period of lipoabdominoplasty. Conclusion: It was possible to conclude that Dermato-Functional physiotherapy is an excellent choice of intervention in the postoperative period of dermolipectomy, with the use of lymph tapping and manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) it is possible to accelerate the patient’s recovery process and return him/her to his/her social life with quality of life.
LICITAÇÃO NA MODALIDADE PREGÃO ELETRÔNICO E OS BENEFICIOS PARA A ADMINISTRAÇÃO PÚBLICA NO ESTADO DO CEARÁ
Authors: Pereira Elison Lopes , Cavalcante Me. Edil De Castro
Published: November 2024

Bidding are the ways found by the Government to choose, in an equal manner, the most granted and advantageous proposal for the public administration, whether due to the price or the quality and scope of the services provided. Based on this, we seek to analyze an introduction of electronic bidding in Ceará, highlighting the benefits brought by this adhesion. It will also discuss the evolution of bidding processes in Brazil, as well as in the state of Ceará and the principles and modalities that govern public bidding. For this research, bibliographical sources taken from articles, books and current jurisprudence were used. Regarding the approach, it is classified as qualitative, explanatory and exploratory. Therefore, it is clear that the benefits brought by the choice of the Electronic Auction modality for the bidding process bring numerous benefits, not only for the Public Administration, but also for all certificate participants, as well as for a society, since everything happens with greater speed, efficiency and agility.
REABILITAÇÃO OROFACIAL EM PACIENTES COM FISSURAS LABIOPALATINAS: RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA
Authors: Hamaoui Letícia Barbo , Saldanha Mariana Manggini
Published: November 2024

Cleft lip and palate are classified as the most common malformations affecting the lip, resulting from anatomical flaws in facial processes. When left untreated, they cause aesthetic, functional and psychosocial complications, affecting collective interactions. This study aims to describe the experience of the clinical routine in a reference center, in which FUNDEF – Foundation for Rehabilitation of Craniofacial Deformities and Auditory Rehabilitation was selected, regarding the rehabilitation of patients with cleft lip and palate, improving knowledge regarding multidisciplinary care. We will address the first surgery performed, postoperative period, difficulties in feeding and speaking, social interaction, treatments performed during childhood, as well as treatments performed in adulthood. The reference center in question offers multidisciplinary treatment, such as dentists, speech therapists, psychologists, nutritionists, and others. Finally, the aim of this work is to address the multidisciplinary treatments performed on patients with cleft lip and palate.
AS CONSEQUÊNCIAS DO BULLYING NA VIDA ADULTA: IMPACTO SOBRE A SAÚDE MENTAL
Authors: Ferreira Kevin Barbosa , Coelho Matheus Garcia
Published: November 2024

Educadores e profissionais de saúde estão discutindo mais sobre o bullying por causa de seus efeitos psicológicos na vida de crianças e adolescentes. No entanto, a discussão raramente é sobre os efeitos de longo prazo desse abuso na vida dos indivíduos que se envolveram nele. O trabalho a seguir é sobre pesquisas conduzidas para determinar os efeitos do bullying e como esse abuso afeta a vida adulta. O estudo teve como objetivo resolver os problemas definidos realizando uma revisão bibliográfica com base nos pressupostos teóricos de muitos estudiosos da área, tentando revelar o conceito, as causas e as consequências do bullying, bem como as causas da violência e a importância do psicólogo no combate ao bullying para apresentar o tema central. A violência contra crianças e jovens deixa marcas profundas no indivíduo e se estende até a idade adulta.  O que pode prejudicar seu ambiente social no trabalho e em casa, assim, demonstrando que o bullying, mesmo que não esteja mais acontecendo, deixa suas consequências para todos que fizeram parte dele, principalmente para as próprias vítimas, que encontram imensa dificuldade com a autoestima no ambiente de trabalho e nos relacionamentos.
CONSTITUIÇÃO DOS NÚCLEOS EDUCATIVOS EM MUSEUS NO BRASIL: CASO MUSEU DE HISTÓRIA JÚLIO DE CASTILHOS
Authors: Navossat Paulo
Published: November 2024

O texto discute a constituição dos núcleos educativos em museus no Brasil, com foco no Museu de História Júlio de Castilhos. Os museus são apresentados como espaços com um papel social e educativo significativo, enfatizando a importância de planejar atividades que envolvam diversos públicos. Mesmo na ausência de programas específicos, os museus funcionam como ambientes educacionais por natureza. A liberdade dos visitantes em escolher o que ver e como interagir torna a experiência única e pessoal.

Desde 1939, o Museu de História Júlio de Castilhos tem recebido visitas escolares, com um aumento considerável de público ao longo dos anos. A gestão de Emílio Kemp, entre 1939 e 1949, foi fundamental para a sistematização das práticas educativas, promovendo visitas mediadas e a criação de museus escolares. O texto também menciona a influência de instituições internacionais na evolução do papel educacional dos museus após a Segunda Guerra Mundial, destacando a importância de contextualizar os objetos e promover a cultura em bases humanistas, contribuindo para a formação de uma identidade nacional.
TORÇÃO UTERINA EM CADELA
Authors: Moraes Pedro Paulo de , Siqueira Adriano Felipe Perez
Published: November 2024

A torção uterina em cadelas é uma condição clínica de alta gravidade que exige diagnóstico rápido e abordagem terapêutica eficiente para evitar complicações severas e promover a recuperação adequada do animal. Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar as práticas clínicas baseadas em evidências que auxiliam no tratamento e na prevenção da torção uterina, com foco na análise das melhores estratégias de diagnóstico e intervenção para essa condição. A metodologia adotada incluiu uma revisão de literatura e a análise dos métodos de imagem, exames laboratoriais e protocolos cirúrgicos recomendados na prática veterinária. Os resultados indicaram que a ultrassonografia é um método de imagem essencial para o diagnóstico precoce, enquanto a tomografia computadorizada proporciona detalhamento adicional em casos avançados. O uso de exames laboratoriais auxilia na avaliação da resposta inflamatória, sendo um complemento importante para o monitoramento clínico. A abordagem cirúrgica, preferencial em casos de torção completa, foi considerada eficaz na preservação da saúde da cadela quando realizada em tempo hábil. Conclui-se que a combinação de métodos de diagnóstico e intervenções rápidas com base em evidências oferece melhores resultados para o tratamento e a prevenção da torção uterina em cadelas.
VIOLÊNCIA CONTRA MULHER INDÍGENA: REGIÃO NORTE
Authors: Oliveira Fernanda Tatiana Alves de , Vasque Michele da Silva Prata , Soares Pamela Natacha da Silva Prata , Oliveira Raquel Vasconcelos Barbosa de , Pimenta Laynah , Oliveira Adriano Dos Santos
Published: November 2024

A violência contra mulheres indígenas na Região Norte do Brasil é uma realidade preocupante, que reflete um histórico de opressão, desigualdade e marginalização dessas populações. As mulheres indígenas enfrentam diversas formas de violência, decorrentes tanto do contexto de vulnerabilidade socioeconômica quanto do impacto da colonização e da perda de territórios tradicionais. Além disso, essas mulheres sofrem com a violência de gênero, que é agravada pela ausência de políticas públicas efetivas, pelo isolamento geográfico e pelo racismo estrutural. Violência Física e Sexual: Muitas mulheres indígenas são vítimas de agressões físicas e abusos sexuais, tanto dentro de suas próprias comunidades quanto fora delas, em situações de contato com uma sociedade não indígena.
EFEITOS DA FISIOTERAPIA AQUÁTICA EM CRIANÇAS COM PARALISIA CEREBRAL
Authors: Lima Débora Silva Bonifacio , Lima Kauane Sandy de Oliveira , Oliveira Sadiny Sibele Paiva de , Rodrigues Laura de Moura , Cavalcante Fabrício Vieira
Published: November 2024

A paralisia cerebral (PC) é uma das condições mais comuns que afeta o desenvolvimento motor em crianças, frequentemente associada a distúrbios da postura e movimento. A fisioterapia aquática tem sido proposta como uma abordagem terapêutica eficaz para melhorar o controle motor e a funcionalidade em crianças com paralisia cerebral. Este estudo visa revisar a literatura sobre os efeitos da fisioterapia aquática em crianças com paralisia cerebral. Foram analisados diferentes ensaios clínicos, focando na comparação entre grupos controle e intervenção, com especial atenção para melhorias em parâmetros como função motora grossa, equilíbrio e espasticidade.
A RESPONSABILIDADE CIVIL E ABANDONO AFETIVO PATERNO: IMPLICAÇÕES LEGAIS E DESAFIOS NO CONTEXTO BRASILEIRO
Authors: Pacheco Raiane da Silva , Bittencourt Neto Antonio de Lucena
Published: November 2024

O presente estudo aborda o abandono afetivo paterno e os impactos psicológicos e jurídicos decorrentes da omissão afetiva de um dos genitores no desenvolvimento de crianças e adolescentes. A pesquisa propõe examinar como o sistema jurídico brasileiro, por meio de instrumentos legais e institucionais, tem buscado assegurar a reparação e proteção dos direitos dos menores afetados pela ausência de um pai, com ênfase nas medidas de responsabilidade civil. O objetivo geral é avaliar a eficácia das ações judiciais e das políticas públicas na promoção de uma paternidade mais responsável e comprometida. A metodologia aplicada consiste em uma revisão de literatura e análise de jurisprudências relacionadas ao tema, buscando compreender as práticas de reparação por danos morais e as políticas de assistência social no apoio aos menores. Os resultados indicam que, embora o ordenamento jurídico contemple mecanismos para a proteção emocional de crianças e adolescentes, há lacunas na implementação de políticas públicas voltadas para a conscientização sobre a paternidade responsável. Conclui-se que a atuação conjunta de órgãos de proteção, como o Ministério Público e os Conselhos Tutelares, associada ao fortalecimento de programas de apoio psicossocial, representa um avanço importante na garantia de uma convivência familiar mais equilibrada e afetiva, essencial para o desenvolvimento integral dos menores.
MARCADORES BIOQUÍMICOS NA INSUFICIÊNCIA RENAL
Authors: Alves Thalita Costa , Pimenta Isabella Simões
Published: November 2024

Resumo: A doença renal crônica (DRC) é uma condição progressiva onde os rins perdem a capacidade de funcionar adequadamente, levando a uma série de complicações. Os principais sintomas incluem fadiga, náuseas, alterações na micção, pressão arterial elevada, anemia e problemas ósseos. As causas mais comuns são hipertensão arterial e diabetes mellitus. O diagnóstico precoce é fundamental e pode ser realizado através de exames de sangue e urina que medem a taxa de filtração glomerular (TFG), creatinina, ureia e presença de albumina ou proteínas na urina.Os marcadores bioquímicos, como a creatinina sérica, ureia, TFG, albumina, e novos marcadores como NGAL, KIM-1 e IL-18, são essenciais para detectar, monitorar e prognosticar a DRC. A creatinina e a ureia aumentam com a diminuição da função renal, enquanto a TFG fornece uma medida precisa do grau de insuficiência renal. A albuminúria e a proteinúria são indicativas de dano glomerular e progressão da doença. Esses marcadores não só permitem a detecção precoce e o monitoramento da progressão da DRC, mas também ajudam a avaliar a eficácia do tratamento, possibilitando ajustes terapêuticos para retardar a deterioração renal e melhorar a qualidade de vida dos pacientes.
The Analysis Study of Prevalence, Diagnosis and Management of Allergic Conjunctivitis: A Comprehensive Systematic Review
Authors: Iffan Soffyan Ismail  , Yuce Yuanita
Published: November 2024

Background: Allergic conjunctivitis (AC) is a common ocular condition that significantly impacts the quality of life of individuals worldwide. This systematic review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the prevalence, diagnostic approaches, and management strategies for allergic conjunctivitis. Methods: The study followed PRISMA 2020 guidelines, reviewing English-language publications from 2014 to 2024. Editorials, duplicate reviews from the same journal, and papers lacking a DOI were excluded. The literature search was conducted using PubMed, SagePub, SpringerLink, and Google Scholar. Result: A total of 2,172 articles were initially identified through online databases (PubMed, SagePub, SpringerLink, and Google Scholar). After three rounds of screening, eight relevant studies were selected for full-text analysis. Conclusion: Allergic conjunctivitis is common and impacts quality of life. Management includes pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments, with dual-acting antihistamine-mast cell stabilizers being key. Many remain undiagnosed or inadequately treated, highlighting the need for improved awareness, diagnostics, and future research.
The Analysis Study of Management of Cataract in The Adult Eye Preferred Practice Pattern : A Comprehensive Systematic Review
Authors: Iffan Soffyan Ismail  , Yuce Yuanita
Published: November 2024

Background: Cataracts, the leading cause of blindness and a major contributor to vision impairment worldwide, disproportionately affect older adults, particularly in low- and middle-income countries with limited access to eye care. While cataract surgery is a highly cost-effective intervention capable of restoring vision, the prevalence of cataracts continues to rise due to socio-economic and infrastructural challenges. To address these issues, the World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced initiatives such as the Package of Eye Care Interventions (PECI) and emphasized the need for updated, region-specific clinical practice guidelines to improve cataract management and enhance universal health coverage. Methods: This systematic review adhered to the PRISMA 2020 guidelines, focusing exclusively on full-text articles published in English between 2014 and 2024. Editorials and review articles without a DOI were excluded to ensure high-quality sources. An exhaustive literature search was conducted across reputable databases, including ScienceDirect, PubMed, and SagePub, to identify relevant studies. Result: An initial database search yielded 500 publications relevant to adult cataract management. After implementing a rigorous three-stage screening process, eight studies meeting the inclusion criteria were selected for comprehensive analysis. These studies were critically evaluated to provide an in-depth assessment of preferred practices in adult cataract management, ensuring a focused and high-quality synthesis of the available evidence. Conclusion: Management strategies for cataracts are crucial for addressing global blindness and visual impairment, focusing on early detection, early detection, and addressing global disparities to optimize surgical outcomes and patient quality of life.
Extensão na proteção da primeira infância: um relato multiprofissional
Authors: Souza Freitas de Oliveira Andressa , Rafelli Chiara , Pereira Pina da Silva Débora , Cristina Macedo Eliza , De Carvalho Corrêa Marisa , Monteiro de Paulo Midiã , Da Gama Spinelli Gonçalves Raquel
Published: November 2024

O presente artigo de experiência tem como objetivo relatar as vivências das acadêmicas, sendo duas bolsistas e três voluntárias, de um projeto de extensão da Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), em uma creche comunitária localizada em uma comunidade no centro da cidade do Rio de Janeiro. As atividades foram desenvolvidas em parceria com os profissionais da organização não governamental (ONG) de um projeto que ajuda mulheres grávidas e crianças de comunidades cariocas em situação de risco. Sendo assim, as ações que foram realizadas no período de abril a dezembro de 2023 serão relatadas sobre os olhares individuais voltados para cada esfera da saúde: biomedicina, enfermagem, medicina e nutrição, assim como na perspectiva multidisciplinar, destacando-se as dificuldades encontradas. Conclui-se que tal oportunidade acadêmica contribuiu na formação de futuras profissionais da saúde engajadas em prestar uma assistência de qualidade na pediatria, sobretudo em parceria com outros profissionais.
Cefaleia e Hemorragia Subaracnóidea: Desafios Diagnósticos, Manejo Clínico e Cirúrgico
Authors: Dos Santos Carvalho Marilea , Costa Marine Praciano , de Oliveira Gabriele Moura , de Sousa Andreza Freitas , Centenaro Gabriel Dutra , Neres Vargas Rafaella Vitória , Pirondi Pedro Correa , Pizzo Gabriela Leite , Fernandes Jady Braga , Rocha Darianne Lopes , Inácio da Silva Pedro Augusto , Pessoa de Oliveira Beth Gleyber , Freire de Carvalho Stella Márcia Filgueira , Marinho Gabriel Horacio , Costa Lima Rafael João
Published: November 2024

A hemorragia subaracnoideia (HSA) é uma emergência neurológica caracterizada pela presença de sangue no espaço subaracnoide, com elevada taxa de mortalidade e morbidade. Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar os principais desafios relacionados ao diagnóstico, manejo clínico e intervenções neurocirúrgicas da HSA, integrando dados da literatura para destacar lacunas no conhecimento e avanços terapêuticos. A metodologia seguiu o modelo de revisão integrativa, com levantamento bibliográfico em bases científicas relevantes, utilizando critérios de inclusão e exclusão para assegurar a qualidade dos estudos analisados. Os resultados apontaram que o diagnóstico precoce permanece um desafio, especialmente em pacientes com exames iniciais normais, e que o manejo eficaz depende de equipes multidisciplinares e acesso a tecnologias específicas, como tomografia e embolização endovascular. Além disso, complicações secundárias, como vasoespasmos cerebrais, exigem protocolos clínicos rigorosos para minimizar danos. Constatou-se, também, a necessidade de maior atenção aos aspectos psicossociais da HSA, incluindo reabilitação e suporte aos pacientes e cuidadores. Este estudo contribui para a prática clínica ao propor abordagens mais integradas e destacar a importância de políticas públicas que garantam acesso equitativo ao tratamento, além de fomentar pesquisas futuras sobre biomarcadores e terapias inovadoras.
Tailoring Well-Being Programs for Optimal Impact
Authors: Westover Jonathan
Published: November 2024

This article explores strategies for achieving optimal outcomes through workplace well-being programs. It discusses defining success across multiple impact dimensions including participation, behavior change, health outcomes, and organizational costs. A research-backed framework is provided for tailoring program design based on unique organizational culture factors such as industry, size, values, and generational mix. Behavioral science principles are also outlined for strengthening employee engagement through tactics like social support, gradual goal-setting, feedback mechanisms, and offerings that provide pleasure and autonomy. Real-world case examples from diverse industry settings demonstrate effective application. The brief concludes with recommendations for ongoing program stewardship including evaluation, leadership buy-in, community building, communications, and continuous improvement efforts. The goal is to help practitioners maximize returns from their wellness investments.
Carta de Bienvenida
Authors: Catalán-Matamoros Daniel
Published: November 2024

Estimados colegas, investigadores y profesionales:
Es un placer para mí dar la bienvenida al primer número de la Revista de Fisioterapia en Salud Mental. Como presidente de la Organización Internacional de Fisioterapeutas en Salud Mental, tengo el honor de presentar esta innovadora revista de acceso abierto dedicada específicamente a la interacción entre la fisioterapia y la salud mental. Esta revista proporcionará un intercambio de conocimientos, investigaciones innovadoras y mejores prácticas dentro del área de la fisioterapia de salud mental y una comunidad global comprometida con el avance del bienestar individual, a través de enfoques con base científica.
Advancing Physiotherapy in Mental Health
Authors: Erb Matt
Published: November 2024

The role of physiotherapy as an element of mental health care continues to expand and evolve. Mental health care is recognized by World Physiotherapy as a specialty area, but the requisite training and accreditation standards vary drastically across and even within countries. While the biopsychosocial (BPS) model of health and wellness has been around for some time, it is often deployed in a fragmented way. Physiotherapists working to improve and advance whole-person care as part of health promotion may benefit from recent models of “integrative health” which aim to approach the biopsychosocial concept from a perspective which more fully recognizes the effects of physical, cognitive/emotional, sociocultural, and environmental elements in combination. This perspective can aid in developing treatment plans which address underlying factors rather than treating physical symptoms as isolated factors. These efforts do not come without challenges and physiotherapists must be versed in a broad set of mind-body medicine, integrative medicine, and whole-person care concepts, methods, and strategies to safely and effectively implement them in clinical practice.
Exercise in seasonal affective disorder - A brief review
Authors: Kyriakatis Georgios Marios , Lykou Prokopia Mirka , Stathopoulos Stavros
Published: November 2024

Introduction: Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or seasonal depression is a mental disorder that occurs mainly in the winter months with symptoms that differ from the well-known depression. Several forms of treatment have been explored, with exercise being promising.
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to review all available studies related to exercise and physical activity in SAD, both therapeutically and on a more general clinical and research level.
Material and Methods: The literature search was conducted in Pubmed, Scopus, APA Psychinfo and SPORTDiscus databases. The following keywords were used: seasonal depression, seasonal affective disorder, exercise, therapeutic exercise, physiotherapy, physical therapy and physical activity. The final studies were selected using specific inclusion and exclusion criteria.
Results: Of the 169 studies initially identified, the researchers concluded on 3 studies. The symptoms of SAD can be reduced with a personalized program that includes aerobic exercise, combining perhaps the appropriate time of day, but also the presence or absence of natural or artificial light. Also, it has not been proven whether or not exercise is a predictor of SAD.
Conclusion: Aerobic exercise is possibly the key for the reduction and elimination of symptoms of SAD in the winter months. However, further study in this field seems extremely necessary to find safe and reliable forms of exercise that improve the symptoms of these patients.
"I Have a Body Now" : A Body Image Multimodal Approach To A Patient Who Faces Body Image Disturbance
Authors: Ferracini Gebara Isis , Florencio Gama Eliane
Published: November 2024

Introduction: Body image (BI) is the representation of the body in mind. Body image disturbance (BID) is the misperception of body image. The present work is a case report of a physical therapy (PT) treatment elaborated for a woman who was diagnosed with BID. Objective: to analyze the effects of physical therapy in BID.  Methods: Image Marking Procedure Test, Body Perception Index Calculation, Oral Interview and the drawing test were used to diagnose conscious and unconscious BID. After anamnesis, three months of PT were taken by PT sessions, where body perception was stimulated, by using tactical stimulation and instructions of body anatomy and physiology. Results: The patient was diagnosed with paraschematia and hiposchematia at the beginning of PT. After three months of therapy, her paraschematia was healed but hiposchematia remained. Conclusion: PT in BID affected positively body image. Nonetheless, since it is a case report, we cannot generalize the results.
Internet-Delivered Pain Resilience Therapy: A Multi-Subject Case Series
Authors: Tatta Joe , Pignataro Rose , Bezner Janet , Rothschild Carey
Published: November 2024

ObjectivePain is a multifaceted phenomenon; therefore, innovative, multisystem approaches are recommended as a path to pain recovery. Pain Resilience Therapy (PRT) was developed as a novel, resilience-focused approach to pain management.
MethodsThree people with chronic pain received tele-physical therapy using PRT. The primary aim of PRT was to facilitate the development of pain resilience. Addressing vulnerability was a secondary aim. Treatment results were assessed using validated self-report measures for pain intensity, resilience, vulnerability, interference, patient outcome expectations, expectancies, and perspectives.
ResultsAll patients demonstrated a reduction in pain intensity and pain interference (PROMIS®) with associated improvements in activity, sleep, mood, and stress measured by the Defense and Veterans Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS 2.0). Resilience (positive affect/coping) and self-efficacy increased, as measured by the Pain Self-Efficacy Questionnaire (PSEQ), Self-Efficacy for Rehabilitation (SER), Chronic Pain Acceptance Questionnaire (CPAQ), and the Pain Resilience Scale (PRS). Certain measures related to vulnerability (negative mood and fear avoidance) also improved. The PRT intervention was safely delivered and patients reported their health as very much improved measured by the Patient Global Impression of Change (PGIC) survey.
ConclusionThis case series supports the application of PRT’s resilience-focused approach to attenuate pain and vulnerability while improving physical and psychological well-being. Although there is a need for research elucidating change mechanisms, assisting patients/clients in accessing resources that facilitate resilience is a valid pathway to pain recovery. This case series is a step toward integrating an understanding of resilience within the broader context of pain and disability.
Икономическата сигурност – фундамент на националната сигурност
Authors: Velkova Lidia
Published: November 2024

The national security of the state depends on the level of economic security of the country. Therefore, the concept of national security of developed countries paid special attention to the issue of economic security. The essence, threats and elements of manifestation of economic security are examined and its role as a foundation in the overall construction of national security is presented.
Impact of Online Learning on Student Engagement and Academic Performance
Authors:   Aishabai College of Education, Sangore Dr. Jyotsna Ganesh
Published: November 2024

The educational sector is very interested in how online learning affects student engagement and academic achievement. Scholarly investigations have demonstrated the critical role that student participation plays in dictating academic achievement, and that online learning environments can impact student engagement in both favorable and unfavorable ways. The long-term effects of remote learning on academic success and educational equity require more investigation. Nonetheless, it is evident that, when done right, online learning may have a good influence on both academic achievement and student engagement. St. Joseph’s Girls High School class 9 students are the only subjects of this research. It’s possible that the results cannot be applied to students in different grade levels or Institutions.
Investigating Strategies for Writing and Publishing a Scientific Article in an International Journal
Authors:   Nangarhar University, Yaseeni Pervaiz , Kashaf Mohammad Qaseem , Rahimi Fahim
Published: November 2024

Writing and publishing scientific papers is part of assessment and achievement at universities. Composing an organized and clear article is essential for the publicity of instructors and students at educational institutions. Many English as Foreign Language learners read informative and well-structured articles to develop their academic reading and writing skills in the English language. Scientific journals assist researchers in depicting their contributions through publicizing research papers. The study aims to explore strategies for writing scientific articles for high-profile journals and it investigates the strategies of writing introduction, method, and discussion components of articles for non-native writers. This research study was conducted through a systematic review design. The researchers reviewed, evaluated, and synthesized the targeted articles. The study found conducting writing and research methodology workshops assist non-English speaking country research to write for reputed journals. Also, this paper finds the merit of publishing in indexed journals; as well as the drawback of publishing papers in predatory journals. Writing is a tough process for native and non-native English speakers; however, perseverance, attending academic writing courses, and critical review of papers make the skill enjoyable for novice writers. Avoiding publishing in predatory journals is compulsory because it destroys the reputation of the researcher. Rejection is not the last stage of publication, review the guidelines again and again to prepare the article for the targeted journal.
Research Ethics, Good and Bad Writing Habits
Authors: Musafer Sayed Aqa , Yaseeni Pervaiz , Khaliqyar Mirwais
Published: November 2024

Curiosity is one of the inseparable characteristics of human beings. This curiosity and unquenchable thirst to discover the facts forms the basis of research and all the inventions and discoveries of the present age have been provided in the shadow of this curiosity and constant effort. A researcher is a person who is engaged in continuous study and search and trying to get a truth, to discover it and present it to others. The most important feature of original research writing is its authenticity and validity. In order for these qualities to be fully demonstrated in scientific writing, the ethics of research must become a stable and spiritual attribute in a researcher. Openness in research is one of the important moral qualities of a researcher. The researcher must be free-thinking, unbiased and impartial, fully prepared to understand scientific material and know the special language of science. Writing, as one of the subjects of informing, is a type of means of information transfer, which can be used to express and formulate any kind of concept and thought. Therefore, a writer or an author is someone who has a thought or imagination in his head and presents this creation of his mind to others through writing. This means that the author is a creator, that is, he researches and creates something and the author must work on this in all stages of the research, he should avoid applying his personal opinions, and express the truth as it is, away from prejudice.
A Brief Look at the Geopolitical Situation of Islamic Countries: Emphasis on the Role of Natural Resources
Authors: Rahmani Mullajan
Published: November 2024

The Islamic world is formed from a very large territory that constitutes the most important strategic and lucrative regions and points of the world, starting from the Mediterranean Sea and encompassing most of the geography of African countries, to western, southwestern, central Asia, south and southeast Asia. The political unity of the Islamic world has been weakened after the eleventh century CE and political power has been dismantled by Muslims and with the disintegration of the Osmani Turkic Empire, the political and geopolitical power of the Islamic world has been degraded. Although the most important and valuable natural resources including oil and gas are located in the territory of Islamic countries, the most important strategic areas such as the Persian Gulf, the Suez Canal, the Straits of Dardaniel, Basforce and Bab al-Mandab, the Oman Sea, the Red Sea, the Strait of Gibraltar are located in the territory of Islamic countries, if the Islamic world has political unity, it will use its natural and situational resources properly. The greatest power will become globally, but the geopolitical situation of Islamic countries is still fragile, there is economic multiplicity between Islamic countries and Western countries are directly and indirectly sovereign over the greater number of these countries and benefit from their resources, The aim of this study was to briefly investigate the geopolitical situation of Islamic countries with emphasis on its natural resources. The research method of this subject is library and internet which is the result of research information and awareness about the geopolitical situation of Islamic countries with emphasis on the role of natural resources.
A Brief Look at the Geopolitical Situation of Islamic Countries: Emphasis on the Role of Natural Resources
Authors: Aman Najeebullah
Published: November 2024

Islamic banking is one of those institutions that act on the basis of the commitment to the provisions and fundamental principles of Islamic Shari'ah on money and aim to grow the economy and reduce interest (Riba) to be clean from the great sin and to build a healthy society. In Islamic banking, every person has two choices before handing over his trust money to the bank: The first option: If his purpose is not to invest, but only to protect his capital or assets, he can open a current account. Bank can invest or capitalize it in the field of its choice. The second option: But if his purpose is to invest and get benefits, in this case, through the contract of partnership or Mudaraba. The client must enter a contract with the bank, accept the risk of his investment and be recognized as entitled to receive the expected benefits according to the agreed ratio. All the banks in Afghanistan will be completely equipped with the Islamic and Shariah system soon. Therefore, in my thesis, I have included the interviews of officials of Islamic banks. In the end, results, suggestions, and sources have concluded.
The role of Grassroots Movements in achieve Community Sustainability
Authors: Alnajem Ahmed Abdel Qader Ismail
Published: November 2024

Grassroots sectors dedicated to promoting sustainable development by addressing pressing global challenges such as climate change, resource depletion and social inequality have emerged as key drivers change occurs These initiatives despite their potential often face significant obstacles, including limited resources, political opposition and challenges related to long-term interventions The use of strategies in research explores the role of grassroots in improving sustainability, . drivers and causes. Objectives include understanding how grassroots initiatives mobilize communities, use local resources, and influence policy, as well as identify success factors and challenges they face. The results show that grassroots agencies are more effective in achieving community engagement, with participation rates as high as 85%, and demonstrate impressive success rates in policy comments with 60% in favor of the proposed changes including relying on local resources encourage sustainable practices, materials for It receives 75% a it works well in use. But the study also highlights persistent challenges such as budget constraints and the need for radical reform. With an emphasis on collaboration, education and capacity building, this study concluded that grassroots infrastructure is essential to achieving local, sustainable solutions and requires increased support from government, NGOs and the private sector to increase their impact.
The Role of Two-dimensional culture in Middle School Students’ Stress Coping and Growth and Development
Authors:   FutureFront Interdisciplinary Research Institute, Bangyan LIu
Published: November 2024

This paper conducts research on the relationship between Two-dimensional culture and contemporary middle school students. Firstly, it analyzes the pressures that middle school students face in multiple aspects such as academics, interpersonal relationships, and self-awareness, as well as their impacts on physical and mental health, and then elaborates on the connotations and characteristics of Two-dimensional culture. Next, it explores the mechanism by which Two-dimensional culture becomes a stress-relieving way for middle school students, including immersive experiences alleviating real-world pressures, emotional resonance and catharsis reducing psychological burdens, and stimulating a positive mentality and psychological resilience. Subsequently, it expounds on its positive impacts from the aspects of mental health and learning and growth. Meanwhile, it points out potential problems like excessive addiction to Two-dimensional culture and the influence of bad content, and puts forward corresponding coping strategies. Finally, it reaches the conclusion that Two-dimensional culture plays an important role in relieving the pressure of middle school students and facilitating their healthy growth. Although there are potential problems, reasonable guidance can make it play a positive role.
Research on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education of Chinese Traditional Musical Instruments
Authors: AN JIANGYU , ZHAO DAN , JIAGE PEI
Published: November 2024

Abstract: This paper aims to deeply explore the application situation, impacts, as well as the challenges and coping strategies faced by artificial intelligence in the higher education of Chinese traditional musical instruments. By analyzing the current situation of traditional musical instrument education, it elaborates on the necessity of the application of artificial intelligence, and introduces in detail the specific application modes of artificial intelligence in aspects such as teaching resource management, intelligent teaching assistance, creation of virtual teaching environments, and teaching evaluation. It also analyzes the application effects in combination with practical cases. Meanwhile, it discusses the multiple challenges in aspects such as technology, concepts, data security, and funds during the application process, and puts forward corresponding coping strategies. The research shows that artificial intelligence has brought innovative opportunities and development impetus to the education of Chinese traditional musical instruments. Reasonable application helps to improve teaching quality and promote cultural inheritance, but various challenges need to be properly addressed to achieve sustainable development.