Key Messages on COVID-19 Rehabilitation Standards
Explore key messages on COVID-19 rehabilitation standards including needs assessment, personalized rehabilitation, symptom management, communication strategies, and more. Gain insights on multidimensional care approaches and the latest guidance for healthcare professionals.
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Project leads Fran Hallam hallamf@csp.org.uk Gabrielle Rankin ranking@csp.org.uk 6 quality standards 1. Needs assessment, rehabilitation planning and review 2. Personalised rehabilitation and symptom management 3. Communication and information sharing with people with COVID-19 4. Coordinated rehabilitation and models of care 5. Evaluation, audit and research 6. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and infection control Available April 2021 on the CSP website https://bit.ly/3bZILKj 1
Whats included? Key principles of delivering physiotherapy/rehabilitation for people with acute COVID-19 and Long COVID in a hospital setting. The latest national guidance, government regulations, emerging evidence, expert opinion and lived experiences of people with COVID-19 Definition and description of acute and Long COVID, different classifications and the latest data on prevalence. 6 standards 2
K Key messages: standard 1 ey messages: standard 1 1. Needs assessment, rehabilitation planning and review Highlights: - multidimensional, fluctuating nature and varying presentations of COVID-19 - importance of clinical screening tools, ongoing assessment and monitoring response to rehabilitation Defines post-exertional malaise Suggests functional screening tools Recommends a holistic and multidisciplinary (MDT) approach. 3
Key messages: standard 2 Key messages: standard 2 2. Personalised rehabilitation and symptom management Highlights: - importance of patient self-monitoring and self-management - principles of pacing and energy management Signposts to further information about rehabilitation, exercise and fatigue management Recommends timing, intensity and frequency is flexible to clinical and personalised needs. 4
Key messages: standard Key messages: standard 3 3 3. Communication and information sharing with people with COVID- 19 Highlights importance of consistent and appropriate terminology Recommends: - personalising communication to support shared decision making - utilising technology where appropriate. 5
Key messages: standard Key messages: standard 4 4 4. Coordinated rehabilitation and models of care Highlights: - national guidance on models and clinics for Long COVID - importance of coordination within MDTs, across all relevant settings and services Recommends development and delivery of clearly defined, equitable rehabilitation models. 6
Key messages: standard Key messages: standard 5 5 5. Evaluation, audit and research Recommends: - robust systems of data collection and monitoring for local, regional and national evaluation - sharing of good practice, knowledge and lessons learnt Highlights importance of: - co-production in service design, development and evaluation - patient expertise, knowledge and experience contributing to the evidence base. 7
Key messages: standard Key messages: standard 6 6 6. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and infection control Highlights latest guidance on PPE, risk assessment and training 8
