Treatment outcomes
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Safe return to exercise
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Long term self management
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Understanding reason for admission and treatment options
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Analysis of discharge plan
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Review and management of ongoing symptoms
How can we help?
Assessment
- Review of recent hospital admission and symptoms
- Assessment of breathing and lung function
- Breathlessness and fatigue evaluation
- Mobility and exercise tolerance assessment
- Breathing retraining techniques
- Airway clearance support where required
- Advice on recovery and energy conservation
- Exercise and rehabilitation guidance
- Education on symptom monitoring and flare-ups
- Personalised recovery and treatment plan
Analysis
A comprehensive and detailed review of your hospital admission and ongoing problem list unique to your symptoms.
Treatment
Evidence-based clinical treatment programmes using clinical experience of running and managing pulmonary rehabilitation classes, training from Buteyko, BradCliff© Oxygen Advantage and ISEH (Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health). This clinical practice will be in line with your individual lung condition guideline supported by National Institute Clinical Excellence, British Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society recommendations.
Example conditions we can support
- Diaphragm palsy
- Pulmonary embolism
- Pneumonia
- ICU stays including ventilation
- Surgery
- Fractured ribs
What conditions is this applicable to?
Asthma
Where airways are affected, often causing breathlessness, wheeze and cough
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Long COVID
Signs and symptoms such as breathlessness and fatigue that continue for 12 weeks+ after COVID-19
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COPD
A lung condition where you may experience breathlessness, cough, fatigue and reduced exercise tolerance
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Pulmonary fibrosis
A lung condition that leads to breathlessness, cough, fatigue and reduced exercise tolerance
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Bronchiectasis
A long-term lung condition associated with cough, increased mucus production and breathlessness
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Breathing Pattern Disorder
When breathing no long meets the needs of your body or activity
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