Telemedicine in help of rehabilitation in the conditions of COVID-19

Kilova, Kristina; Kitova, Тanya; Kasnakova, Petya

doi:10.1016/j.hlpt.2021.100508

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“…The pandemic has accelerated the broad-based use of telehealth for routine patient monitoring and outpatient care. Tele-PR has also emerged as an attractive model by which PR services can be delivered in patients’ homes during the pandemic while maintaining safety of patients and the PR program staff [ 83 , 84 ]. However, tele-PR has not yet been widely supported by or implemented in all health systems [ 85 ].…”

Section: Enhancing Pulmonary Rehabilitation Access and Uptake Using T...mentioning

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Does Telemedicine Promote Physical Activity?

Rochester

2022

Life

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Exercise capacity and physical activity are different concepts: the former refers to what an individual is capable of performing, while the latter refers to what the individual does in daily life. Low levels of physical activity (PA), which are very common in individuals with COPD, are associated with poor health outcomes, including increased symptoms, a more rapid decline in lung function, increased health care utilization and increased mortality risk. Because of these pervasive negative outcomes, attempts have been made to increase physical activity in individuals with COPD, hoping that success in this area will mitigate the negative effects of inactivity. Based on its ability to increase exercise capacity and reduce dyspnea in COPD and other chronic respiratory diseases, pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) would be expected also increase physical activity in these patients. However, accessibility to pulmonary rehabilitation programs is problematic in some areas, and studies testing its effectiveness in this outcome area have had inconsistent results. Using telehealth interventions using technology to provide medical care conveniently over a distance would have the benefit of reaching a larger proportion of individuals with COPD. A systematic review of clinical trials testing telehealth to promote physical activity had mixed results and low-certainty evidence, resulting in the inability to recommend any single type of intervention. Thus, using telehealth interventions to promote physical activity for individuals with chronic respiratory diseases, while promising, remains an area where future investigations are needed to identify its optimal modalities and clarify its benefits.

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Section: Enhancing Pulmonary Rehabilitation Access and Uptake Using T...mentioning

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Does Telemedicine Promote Physical Activity?

Rochester

2022

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“…When establishing environmental quality standards, using the indicators, control over which ensured using appropriate measurement techniques (methods), indication and testing methods. They must be taken into account when developing information technologies for monitoring environmental information that would reflect the level of health of human capital, including those living in the territories of environmental risks [19][20].…”

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The use of information technology in assessing the health of human capital as a factor of environmental justice and sustainable development

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Morozov

et al. 2021

SHS Web Conf.

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The cumulative nature of various types of xenobiotics and pollutants requires long-term comprehensive environmental protection measures, including in the territories of the petrochemical industry. Due to its high sensitivity, the child’s body is a “marker” of hypersensitivity to xenobiotics. The article clarifies the concept of “environmental justice”. The essence of its use lies in the ethical organization of the ecological environment. As safe as possible for the health of every person and the biosphere as a whole. The use of information technologies can use to monitor and correct the health of children and adults at the regional level, taking into account the characteristics of the ethnic group and their adaptive-compensatory reactions.

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“…However, there have been few innovations that have helped ensure that discharged patients complete home rehabilitation exercise programs. The COVID-19 pandemic caused an even greater emphasis on carrying out rehabilitation at home (4)(5)(6), potentially furthering this trend toward expecting rehabilitation to occur outside of formal facilities in the longer-term (7).…”

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Using Large-Scale Sensor Data to Test Factors Predictive of Perseverance in Home Movement Rehabilitation: Optimal Challenge and Steady Engagement

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Persevering with home rehabilitation exercise is a struggle for millions of people in the US each year. A key factor that may influence motivation to engage with rehabilitation exercise is the challenge level of the assigned exercises, but this hypothesis is currently supported only by subjective, self-report. Here, we studied the relationship between challenge level and perseverance using long-term, self-determined exercise patterns of a large number of individuals (N = 2,581) engaging in home rehabilitation with a sensor-based exercise system without formal supervision. FitMi is comprised of two puck-like sensors and a library of 40 gamified exercises for the hands, arms, trunk, and legs that are designed for people recovering from a stroke. We found that individuals showed the greatest perseverance with the system over a 2-month period if they had (1) a moderate level of motor impairment and (2) high but not perfect success during the 1st week at completing the exercise game. Further, a steady usage pattern (vs. accelerating or decelerating use) was associated with more overall exercise, and declines in exercise amount over time were associated with exponentially declining session initiation probability rather than decreasing amounts of exercise once a session was initiated. These findings confirm that an optimized challenge level and regular initiation of exercise sessions predict achievement of a greater amount of overall rehabilitation exercise in a group of users of commercial home rehabilitation technology and suggest how home rehabilitation programs and exercise technologies can be optimized to promote perseverance.

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Telemedicine in help of rehabilitation in the conditions of COVID-19

Cited by 12 publications

References 6 publications

Does Telemedicine Promote Physical Activity?

Does Telemedicine Promote Physical Activity?

The use of information technology in assessing the health of human capital as a factor of environmental justice and sustainable development

Using Large-Scale Sensor Data to Test Factors Predictive of Perseverance in Home Movement Rehabilitation: Optimal Challenge and Steady Engagement

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