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The Advanced Medical Rehabilitation Model (AMRM) - A Systems-Based Approach to Increasing Value
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This video features three physiatrists discussing the role of advanced medical rehabilitation in the management of various advanced diseases. The physiatrists emphasize the importance of data collection and analysis to provide high-quality care and improve patient outcomes. The second speaker focuses on the role of pulmonary rehabilitation in advanced lung disease and transplant patients, highlighting the benefits of early mobilization and exercise. The challenges of improving exercise capacity in lung transplant patients are discussed. The third speaker discusses advanced heart failure and the impact it has on quality of life and healthcare systems. The benefits of exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation in improving health-related quality of life and reducing hospitalizations are highlighted. Challenges in transitioning patients with advanced heart failure from the hospital to home, optimizing medications, and providing appropriate follow-up care are also discussed. The video emphasizes the important role of advanced medical rehabilitation in improving outcomes and quality of life for patients with advanced diseases, including cardiac and pulmonary conditions. The need for patient caregiver education, well-trained staff, team communication, and collaboration in managing medications and post-transplant care is also emphasized. The video concludes by emphasizing the integration of rehabilitation services with long-term care settings and the importance of lifelong exercise and maintenance programs for patients in these settings. Overall, advanced medical rehabilitation plays a crucial role in helping patients with advanced diseases and improving their overall well-being.
Keywords
advanced medical rehabilitation
patient outcomes
pulmonary rehabilitation
lung transplant
exercise capacity
advanced heart failure
cardiac rehabilitation
quality of life
post-transplant care
data collection
team communication
lifelong exercise
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