The Effect of Using of Pulmonary Rehabilitation at Home on Pulmonary Function, anxiety and depression in Patients with Covid 19

Determining the effect of Using of Pulmonary Rehabilitation at Home on Pulmonary Function, anxiety and depression in Patients with Covid 19 In Afzalipoor Hospital

A clinical trial with 70 patients with Covid will be performed by simple random allocation using sealed and numbered envelopes, equally in the control and intervention groups.

Eligible patients in Afzalipour Hospital are divided into control and intervention groups. The control group will receive routine care. The intervention group will receive a pulmonary rehabilitation program.

Inclusion criteria: Patients with a history of non-invasive ventilation, having minimum literacy of reading and writing and having a caregiver at home. Non-Inclusion criteria: Having a motor or orthopedic disease, have a history of known mental illness or taking drugs that affect the psyche or any other chronic illness (including Chronic respiratory diseases, kidney, thyroid, cancer, and of drug addiction), have a history of severe physical illness (such as a pacemaker, left and right heart failure, uncontrolled hypertension, and patients with Deep Vein Thrombosis and Pneumo Thrombo Embolism), have a history of heart or chest surgery, the patient is a professional athlete, having Saturation of Peripheral Oxygen less than 90% at the time of discharge, patients with hypoxia with little activity and their heart rate exceed 120, A history of stressful events such as the deaths of first-degree relatives in the past six months and the inability to make telephone calls after the patient is discharged.

Patients in the control group receive routine care. Patients in the intervention group receive a pulmonary rehabilitation program for 4 weeks

Spirometric indicators, anxiety and depression

In this study, patients with Crohn's disease admitted to Afzalipour Hospital in Kerman, based on admission and discharge criteria, voluntarily and with random allocation, are divided into two groups of intervention and control. For randomization, we use the simple random allocation method using sealed and numbered envelopes. To do this, we first prepare 70 perfectly uniform envelopes and 70 sheets of white paper. We write the control group on 35 sheets of paper and the intervention group on the other 35 sheets. Then we put the sheets of paper inside the envelope so that they are not visible from the outside. Thoroughly mix the envelopes and then number them from 1 to 70 and put them in a regular box from 1 to 70. For each patient who volunteers to enter the study and has the inclusion criteria, we select an envelope from 1 to 70, respectively, and after opening the envelope, the group to which the patient belongs will be visible.

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