McDonnell, T. J.

Perumal, Shakila Devi

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 Innovative Strategies to Optimize the Demand on Pulmonary Rehabilitation Service                                                 SD Perumal*, TJ Mc Donnell**  Department of Respiratory Medicine and Physiotherapy, St. Michaels Hospital, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland.          Stage3 Assess (N=115) Stage 2 Manage & Recruit (No of  Booking =200) Stage 4 Deliver  PR (N=98) Stage 5 Review/ Discharge/ Audit Stage1 Identify & Refer  Education Duration:8 weeks Dosage: 60 mins×2 Session/week Format of delivery: Didactic method (Presentations) Topics: COPD and IPF Role of pulmonary rehabilitation Role of oxygen in exercise training Effective use of inhalers and nebulizer Importance of healthy diet Methods of energy conservation Outline on palliative care Supervised Exercise Training Duration: 8weeks Dosage: 30 mins× 3 Sessions/ week Format of delivery: Non-Linear periodized training. Components of Training: Aerobic/Strength/Flexibility/Breathing train Local PR Protocols Content of PR Quality & Innovation Not Suitable(n=17) • Unstable Chest infection. • Shoulder joint fracture • Severe panic attacks • Ankle tendonitis • No relevant respiratory issues Patient  denied PR due to  •  Lack information and consent to PR prior to referral. • Lack of  transport  • Bowel disease • Very weak and frail • Lack of  motivation  Non –completers(n=9)  • Cancer (Newly diagnosed)  • Communte to PR Venue-distance and time • Home programme • Lack of  motivation • OUTPUT • OUTCOME • IMPACT For details  contacts : Shakila Devi Perumal, PR Co-ordinator/Snr.Respiratory Physiotherapist. S.Perumal@stmichaels.ie 

Innovative strategies to optimize the demands on pulmonary rehabilitation

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Innovative strategies to optimize the demands on pulmonary rehabilitation

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