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This "e-rehabilitation" thing... From TRAK we could not resist writing a post about applications for physiotherapists to shed some light on this little world so unknown but at the same time beautiful and extraordinary that offers the incorporation of the latest technology to an environment as apparently analog as ours.[...]

TRAKEVENT: Digital physiotherapy, fashion or trend? Last Wednesday, we had the opportunity to experience a great event at TRAK. Something that we believe should be a cause for discussion among scholars and influential figures in the digital physiotherapy sector and healthcare in general. From the hand of four of the[...]

MIR, EIR, PIR...¿FIR? Physiotherapy specialties? A resident physical therapist intern? really? Yes, the possibility of a physiotherapist sitting for an exam to certify his specialty in one of the many branches among which his discipline is divided (in the eyes of the law, of course). If we do a quick[...]

Sciatica, a global health problem Low back pain is one of the most frequent health problems in Western countries, with a prevalence of 80%. Risk factors related to the lifestyle, smoking, and excess body mass increase the risk of developing chronic low back pain, as well as the probability of[...]

Monitoring and adherence to treatment Known as the Internet of Things (IoT) to the network of devices with embedded sensors, software, electronics and network connectivity, which have the ability to communicate these objects over wireless networks and then send data to a cloud platform. Its application in medicine is an[...]

The problem of post-COVID rehabilitation 70% of COVID patients suffer from muscular and respiratory sequelae that require therapeutic rehabilitation. Physiotherapists and rehabilitation physicians play a fundamental role in the management of these patients, whether during their stay in intensive care, in conventional hospital sectors, or during the follow-up and rehabilitation[...]