Role of Nursing in the Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders through Physical Therapy

Authors

  • Majidah Dabshi Saud Alruwaili
  • Ibtisam Hamoud Mukhlef Alanezi
  • Hind Kheleef Jadi AlEnezi
  • Amjad Eid Hatab Alruwaili
  • hatha Wadi Haya Alenzi
  • Shrooq Shaqi Monahi Alruwaili
  • Melaf Khalil Saeed Alruwaili
  • Afaf Almashi Aqayil Alezni
  • Ohud Shayih Mqbel Alanazi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.4910

Keywords:

Nursing, Rehabilitation, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Physical Therapy, Patient Education, Interdisciplinary Collaboration,, Pain Management

Abstract

Nursing plays an indispensable and integrative role in the rehabilitation of patients with musculoskeletal disorders, serving as the critical link that optimizes and sustains the benefits of physical therapy. Through continuous holistic assessment, skilled pain and symptom management, and vigilant prevention of complications, nurses create a safe and enabling environment for functional recovery. Their unique position allows for the seamless translation of physical therapy prescriptions into daily practice, providing consistent reinforcement of therapeutic exercises and mobility techniques. Furthermore, nurses empower patients and families through comprehensive education on condition management, home exercise programs, and the use of assistive devices, fostering essential self-management skills. As collaborators, they ensure cohesive interdisciplinary communication with physical therapists and other team members, while their provision of psychological support and motivational strategies addresses key psychosocial barriers to recovery. By embodying the roles of clinician, educator, coordinator, and advocate, nursing practice ensures that rehabilitative care is patient-centered, continuous, and effective, ultimately enhancing functional outcomes, promoting independence, and improving the quality of life for individuals navigating the challenges of musculoskeletal disorders.

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2024-09-30

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Majidah Dabshi Saud Alruwaili, Ibtisam Hamoud Mukhlef Alanezi, Hind Kheleef Jadi AlEnezi, Amjad Eid Hatab Alruwaili, hatha Wadi Haya Alenzi, Shrooq Shaqi Monahi Alruwaili, … Ohud Shayih Mqbel Alanazi. (2024). Role of Nursing in the Rehabilitation of Patients with Musculoskeletal Disorders through Physical Therapy. International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and Engineering, 10(4). https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.4910

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