Self-management programs for hands in systemic sclerosis - literature review/ Programas de autogestão das mãos na esclerose sistémica - revisão de literatura
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https://doi.org/10.34119/bjhrv3n6-157Keywords:
Systemic Sclerosis, self-management programs, hand.Abstract
Introduction: Self-management programs are interesting strategies to prevent or reduce hand commitment in Systemic Sclerosis (SSc). Objective: Describe the current research on self-management hand care program for patients with SSc. Methods: We conducted a systematic literature review focusing on self-management programs for SSc. Results: The MEDLINE search allowed the identification of 13 papers, after applying the exclusion criteria, 8 papers was selected for our analyses. Conclusion: Although the small number of studies, there are promising data regarding the benefits of self-management programs for hands in SSc.
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