Pulmonary Rehabilitation

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King’s Health Partners

Integrated Respiratory Team

PULMONARY REHABILITATION

‘Breathe Better, Feel Good, Do More’

What is it?

 Personalised graduated exercise and education programme for patients with long term lung disease who are breathless

 Sessions are delivered in a group setting at a range of locations

Who is it for?

 Any patient with a long term lung condition whose breathlessness affects their day to day life

 Patients with a MRC score 2-5 should be considered for Pulmonary Rehabilitation.

 Also think of it after an exacerbation, even if the patient has done PR before. Early PR after an exacerbation reduces readmissions and helps recovery.

The benefits:

There is excellent evidence about the benefits that PR can produce!

 PR leads to improvements in health related quality of life, anxiety and depression, exacerbation frequency, functional exercise capacity and maximum exercise capacity 1-12 .

 PR includes education sessions focusing on self-management and provides dyspnoea strategies.

Where is it?

 Dulwich Leisure Centre SE22 9HB

Brixton Recreation Centre SW9 8QQ

Lambeth Walk SE11 6DU

 King’s College Hospital SE5 9RS * Hospital Transport available *

 St Thomas’ Hospital SE1 7EH * Hospital Transport available *

How to refer:

 Single Point of Referral Southwark specialist GP Noel Baxter

Lambeth Specialist GP Azhar Saleem

What Should Patients expect?

 After referral the patient receives a letter offering an appointment for initial assessment.

 The PR team will allocate a PR class in a preferred venue for the patient

How to contact us:

If you have any clinical questions and want to speak to a PR physiotherapist please contact us: Tel 020 3299 6039

Email:

kch-tr.pulmonaryrehab1@nhs.net

Lambeth and Southwark Pulmonary Rehab Team,

Dulwich Hospital, East Dulwich Grove, London SE22 8PT

King’s Health Partners

Integrated Respiratory Team

British Lung Foundation- http://www.blf.org.uk/Page/Pulmonary-rehab

IMPRESS – Improving and Integrating Respiratory Services http://www.impressresp.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=38&Ite mid=32

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