Abstract

For patients with musculoskeletal diseases, physiotherapy is a safe and efficient treatment option that can help them manage their symptoms and enhance their health. In primary care, physiotherapists aid in the diagnosis, cure, and manage of a broad spectrum of acute and chronic disorders, as well as promote physical exercise, mobility, and function. Physiotherapists in basic medical teams maximize patients’ mobility in accordance with their lifelong needs. This brief study emphasizes the significance of musculoskeletal disorders treatable with physiotherapy. Physiotherapy interventions, when delivered remotely through e-Health platforms, have gained prominence as accessible and effective tools for managing musculoskeletal conditions. These interventions provide patients with valuable resources for self-management, while greatly used to improve everyones quality of life. At the same time, helping to moderate the challenges that this load can create on healthcare systems. The use of telehealth in physiotherapy offers opportunities for personalized care, continuous monitoring, and the implementation of evidence-based interventions. The relevancy of this approach is mainly noticed when put in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, where the need for remote healthcare delivery has become paramount. Telehealth allows patients to receive timely care and support while adhering to social distancing guidelines. The concept of adherence to eHealth technology in physiotherapy is crucial for ensuring the success of remote interventions. Understanding when and how patients engage with eHealth platforms can guide the development of more effective interventions. It is essential to explore factors that influence patient adherence to technology-driven physiotherapy interventions to optimize their benefits. As healthcare systems worldwide face increasing demands, the implementation of remote physiotherapeutic e-Health interventions can help alleviate the burden by offering scalable and cost-effective solutions. These interventions have the potential to reach a broader patient population and improve access to care for individuals with musculoskeletal disorders. The evaluation of the effectiveness of these remote interventions is essential to provide evidence-based guidance for their integration into clinical practice. By conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses, researchers can contribute valuable insights into the outcomes and impact of telehealth-based physiotherapy on pain management and overall patient well-being.

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