In the XVI RedCOLSI Nodo Huila Departmental Meeting of Research Seedbeds, María Cano, Neiva headquarters, participated with 4 presentations on ongoing projects, of which 2 are part of the Young Researchers of Huila 2019 call and two were approved by internal call for research; who were selected for obtaining a qualification of 90 and higher than 90 points, a condition to participate in the XXIII National Meeting and XVII International of Research Seedbeds that will take place between November 24 and 27, 2020 virtually.

Participation in this event contributes to the Fisioter research group in Typology III: Social appropriation of knowledge, specialized knowledge circulation (scientific event) also contributes to the program in the indicators of visibility of research results and national student mobility. These results reflect the commitment to research that day by day is strengthened in the students who are part of the different seedbeds and also motivates them to continue participating in the different strategies that have been implemented at the headquarters. On the other hand, the support received at the institutional level in these research dynamics strengthens their investigative spirit; Complete information on the participation is listed below:

Project: Effects of physical exercise on overweight and obesity of boys and girls from Public Educational Institutions of Neiva
Rating: 92.00
Speaker: María Helena Audor González

Project: Effects of pelvic floor physiotherapy on quality of life and biomechanical gait factors in women with urinary incontinence in the city of Neiva
Rating: 91.00
Speaker: Natali Rendón Galves

Project: Virtual reality mobile application for gait rehabilitation in children with level I cerebral palsy according to the Gross Motor Functional Mesuare
Rating: 92.00
Speaker: Francineth Sotelo Narváez

Project: Experiences of labor inclusion in companies in Cali, Neiva and Popayán
Rating: 91.00
Speakers: Laura Valentina Benavides Vidal and Karen Alejandra Viafara Melenge – Popayán headquarters

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