BACKGROUND: Musculoskeletal and psychosocial problems have tended to increase during the COVID-19 pandemic. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate changes in musculoskeletal status of teachers pandemic due online education investigate effects preventive telerehabilitation applications for problems. METHODS: Forty who conducted volunteered participate study. All assessments were performed via methods. The Corne...

Disorders of the musculoskeletal system are extremely common, and frequently cause impairment and disability. The prevalence of musculoskeletal disease in Australia is high. Twenty nine per cent of Australians have one or more musculoskeletal conditions, and long term back problems are present in 10 per cent of the population, occurring most frequently in the ages 45 to 59.(1) There is no evide...

The number of elders suffering from chronic debilitating disorders increases with increase in lifespan.2 Rheumatic musculoskeletal problems are a major cause of morbidity in elderly population. The prevalence of musculoskeletal problems reported in a study in elderly population from rural and urban areas of north India was 65.7% in males and 75.4% in females.3 The rheumatic diseases in elderly ...

Occupational driving has often been associated with a high prevalence of back pain. The factors that contribute to cause the pain are diverse and might include prolonged sitting, poor postures, exposure to whole-body vibration and other non-driving factors such as heavy lifting, poor diet or other psychosocial factors. In Europe, truck drivers are likely to be considered an 'at risk' group acco...