tomized Protocols: Tailored to individual patient needs and conditions. Patient Engagement: Active participation and motivation. Reliable Equipment: Accurate sensors and user-friendly interfaces. Evidence-Based Practices: Following established protocols an
al functions that are typically involuntary, such as heart rate, muscle tension, blood pressure, and skin temperature. By using real-time feedback from sensors attached to the body, users can learn to modify these functions to promote relaxation, r
ed Medicine Rationale for Integration Biofeedback, despite its long history, has faced scrutiny regarding its scientific validation. EBM provides a framework to assess its efficacy rigorously, guiding clinicians on when and how to incorporate biofeedback into practice. Challenges
