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Circular dance effects on quality of life in individuals whom have undergone surgery for intestinal stoma: Randomized Controlled Trial

ABSTRACT: Interventions: Practice of Circular dance moves: Intervention: It will start with an experimental group and one control group. Experimental Group: (Sample Number 90 individuals); Intervention period: 12( twelve) weeks; frequency: 02 (twice) a week; duration: 60 (sixty minutes); Location: Reference Center in Integrative Practices (CERPIS) located at Planaltina, Federal District. Also, the potential individuals to undergo the intervention shall fulfill a questionaire for assessing quality of life perception, sociodemographic profiling, clinical evaluation and an interview. Control Group: (Sample Number 90 individuals) The potential individuals whom shall undergo the intervention shall take part on avery aspect of the intervention except for the circular dance moves; Location: Reference Center in Integrative Practices (CERPIS) located at Planaltina, Federal District. Also, the potential individuals to undergo the intervention shall fulfill a questionaire for assessing quality of life perception, sociodemographic profiling, clinical evaluation as well as laboratory assays and an interview.;Other;E02.190.888.374;I03.450.642.287 Primary outcome(s): The primary outcome measure being considered is the intervention of the practice of dance move that will have a period of 12 intervention (twelve) weeks. Shall be considererd, quantitative changes in the spectrum of the evaluation of perception of quality of life questionnaire (COH-QOL-OQ - City of Hope - Quality of Life Ostomy Questionnaire)), requiring a change of, at least, 5% in the values obtained prior to the intervention as well as when compared to the control group. Study Design: Randomized controlled trial, parallel open, with two arms, cross.

DISEASE(S): Colorectal Cancer,inflammatory Bowel Disease,diverticular Disease,chagas Disease,fournier Syndrome,perineal Trauma Abdominoperineal,ostomy

PROVIDER: 2561069 | ecrin-mdr-crc |

REPOSITORIES: ECRIN MDR

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