The pulmonary rehabilitation program

4^th International Conference and Exhibition on Lung & Respiratory Care

August 01-02, 2016 Manchester, UK

Alexander Frank Grichuhin

American Association of Respiratory Care, USA

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Pulm Respir Med

Abstract :

Pulmonary rehabilitation is new in the diversity of respiratory therapy. What is pulmonary rehabilitation and how does it work? Why are outcomes so important? These are questions we know the answers to. Most importantly what sets the reactive respiratory therapist into the realm of pulmonary rehabilitation/ prophylactics? We are advancing the face of the respiratory field; from the hospitalist to the critical end stage patient. Why we as practitioners have to advance the education of pulmonary rehabilitation in educational institutions for only 2% of all institution show the dynamics of pulmonary rehabilitation and are sent as practitioners to successfully make it in the world of pulmonary rehabilitation. I work at one of the top facilities for pulmonary rehabilitation. I have successfully made a starting program from people to try and make a program work, to making it one of the best in the field. I will discuss what we need to do, to take this to the next level. To set ourselves as the heart of the cure of COPD and restrictive lung disease. I have increased lung efficiently dramatically but it takes motivation from therapist. Adding other diversity�s to work as a team includes physical therapy, to make the outcome numbers and prognoses a reality. I have increased an average of 70% of my patients FEV1% by more than 42%. Reversing COPD diagnosis from stage 4 to stage 1 to normal spirometry. To walking from admission 20 feet on a 6 MW because of work of breathing problems and muscle disease or fatigue to an average of 425 Foot increase in someone�s 6MW. The numbers are validated. People want to know how we do it. Doctors call me all the time to ask how you have increased my patient�s quality of life so dramatically. I understood that I must speak out about the autonomy of this diversity to my fellow therapists. We are now making a huge difference in the realm of respiratory therapy. I have gone to most of the hospitals in Maryland and find out how we are lacking in education required to keep patients home. A total of 98% of my patients say they have never received so much education about how to manage WOB, Medication administration, proper deposition of medication, and importance of exercise, staying prophylactic and how to, and more.

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