Pulmonary Rehabilitation - Aim

Aim

  • To reduce symptoms
  • To improve knowledge of lung condition and promote self-management
  • To increase muscle strength and endurance (peripheral and respiratory)
  • To increase the exercise tolerance
  • To reduce length of hospital stay
  • To help to function better in day to day life
  • To help in managing anxiety and depression

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