Establishing a service
This sections covers the key elements in determining suitability and steps required for establishing a service.
This sections covers the key elements in determining suitability and steps required for establishing a service.
This section has been developed to help with the assessment of patients referred for pulmonary rehabilitation.
This section provides an overview of the importance of exercise training in managing chronic lung conditions.
This sections provides resources to support patient education and the role of exercise in their treatment plan.
This section outlines patient re-assessment to evaluate the effectiveness of the pulmonary rehabilitation program.
Lungs in Action is a community based maintenance program for individuals who have undergone pulmonary or heart failure rehabilitation.
The Borg Dyspnoea scale for patients to assess difficulty of breathing.
Record patients assessment results from the six-minute-walk-test.
A summary card highlighting the key features of a pulmonary rehabilitation program.
Record patients primary diagnosis and psychosocial concerns.
Record patients assessment results from the Incremental Shuttle Walk Test.
A resource with specific educational materials for people with COPD attending pulmonary rehabilitation.
The Pulmonary Rehabilitation Clinical Practice Guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations for the practice of pulmonary rehabilitation specific to Australian and New Zealand healthcare contexts.
A summary of the clinical guidelines for Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Australia and New Zealand.