Impact of Telephysiotherapy to Deliver Physioyoga for Improving the Functional Ability and Pain in the Neck and Shoulder.

Background: Physical inactivates is one of the major factors to compromise physical activities and lead to functional disability and pain. Common structures that get involved in human mechanics are the Neck and Shoulder. Exercises, yoga and lifestyle modification remains the essential part to enhance structural stability and functional mobility. Situations like pandemic where Telephysiotherapy observes great scopes in management. Thus, we would like to find out the impact of Telephysiotherapy to deliver "physioyoga" for people with neck pain. Methodology: Digital flyers have been circulated on social media. Volunteers have been selected based on selection criteria. Total 4 weeks of Telephysiotherapy intervention where Volunteers are redistributed into mild, moderate, and severe groups according to Neck Disability Index Score. Participants had 2 supervised sessions and 21 nonsupervised sessions per week for 4 weeks of intervention and a minimum of 14 sessions per week. Based on the severity and subject-specific Physio-yoga prescribed to Participants and assessed at end of every week for changes in the outcome measure. Result and discussion: Null hypothesis is rejected and there is a significant difference seen. Conclusion: We conclude there is an impact of Telephysiotherapy on people with neck and shoulder pain