Faculty Presentations
| Richard ZuWallack, MD |
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Title Slide
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Disclosures
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Quality of Life
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Add Pulmonary Rehab
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Outcomes
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PR: 2016
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2013 ATS-ERS Statement
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Editorial
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Why PR Works
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The PR Team
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PR Referrals
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Two Pillars of PR
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Photo 1
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Photo 2
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Photo 3
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Photo 4
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History of PR
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Effect of Training
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Changes in Muscle Enzymes
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Long-term Non-effects
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Exercise and Hyperinflation
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Exercise and Exertional Dyspnea
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Bronchodilator Therapy and Exercise
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All-Cause Admissions
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Disease Self-Management
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Rice Study
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Rice Study (Cont.)
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Fan Study
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Fan: Disease Management
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Fan Study (Cont.)
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Later Studies
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PR and Survival
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Exacerbations:Mortality
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Exacerbations: Hospitalizations
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Research
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Even if PR Does Work...
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Activity Limitation
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Published Article
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Activity Level and Survival
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CHEST Article
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Cohort Study
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Daily Step Count
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Physical Activity and 30-Day Readmissions
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Physical Activity and Exercise Capacity
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Outcome Trajectory
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Quote
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Summary
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Six (6) provocative statements concerning clinical treatment of IBD. Each statement is presented as 5 steps:Step 1: the statement & introduction, + 5 possible opinions of that statement -- please choose one
Step 2: a graph of an international survey’s opinions of that statement
Step 3: a literature review for that statement
Step 4: a graph comparing the faculty's vs an international survey’s opinions, + faculty discussion
Step 5: a brief faculty summary, plus the list of references.
Please click on any Statement or any Step tab to read this publication in the order you prefer.
