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Title: Heart Failure Exercise programme


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Heart Failure Exercise programme
  • A programme solely for people with Heart Failure
  • Project is based on good practice in heart
    failure management from the National Institute
    Clinical Excellence (NICE) (2010) Management of
    Chronic Heart Failure in adults in primary and
    secondary care.
  • The study is led by Chelsea and Westminster
    HospitalPam Copeland Project Lead Heart
    Failure CNSFiona Milligan Project Lead for
    Exercise Pathway Cardiac Rehabilitation
    CNS/Clinical Lead Non Medical Prescribing
  • In association with West Middlesex University
    Hospital

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Why are we doing this?
  • Heart Failure affects about 900,000 people in UK
    (NICE 2010)
  • There is evidence of efficacy and safety of
    exercise
  • Associated with a reduction in all cause and
    cardiovascular morbidity
  • Prevalence expected to rise by 20 largely due to
    ageing population
  • Average age Heart Failure patient 74 years
  • Cardiomyopathies often younger population
  • Traditional Cardiac rehabilitation not suited to
    Heart Failure
  • Functional capacity
  • Cardiac rehabilitation not resourced or funded
    for potential increased numbers
  • Excluded from joining a gym
  • High risk

3
It all began with a cup of coffee!
  • When the Cardiac Rehabilitation and Heart Failure
    Nurse Specialists had an idea!
  • RD Poster presentation Chelsea and Westminster
    Hospital 2009
  • Registration of Interest to the full application
    and subsequent approval Jan 2010

4
Example of Methodologies PDSA for the Exercise
programme
5
Outpatient Exercise programme
  • The study focuses on
  • Improving functional capacity and quality of life
  • Reduction in hospital admissions
  • Reduction in BNP levels measured pre and post
    programme
  • Process
  • Chelsea Westminster Hospital
  • 48 participants recruited meeting the inclusion
    criteria (10 people per 8 week programme)
  • Invited to an hour exercise session at hospital
    gym for 8 weeks and progress to community group
  • Screening before exercise
  • West Middlesex University Hospital
  • Matched case control study n48
  • Exclusion criteria
  • New York Heart Association Classification (NYHA)
    Class IV (unstable heart failure)
  • Hypotension with systolic blood pressure of lt80
    mmHg.
  • Resting heart rate gt100
  • Uncontrolled angina

6
Programme structure
7
Contemporary exercise
  • Warm up
  • 6-10 stations 2-4 minutes including active
    recovery
  • Tailored to the individual
  • Treadmill
  • Bikes- Recumbent/ upright portable
  • Rower
  • Weights/ Velabands/ Ball/ Steps walk
  • Cool down
  • Factors affecting attendance
  • working/ main carer/ time of day
  • Ways we are overcoming this
  • Individual programme catered for the individual
  • Fast track to appropriate community arm of the
    project

8
Outpatient Exercise programme
  • Outcome measures
  • Number of participants consented for the exercise
    cohort and matched control group
  • Analysis of exercise Borg score following each
    exercise session
  • Comparison of pre and post programme (at 16
    weeks) and at 1 year in both cohorts
  • BNP will be measured
  • Functional capacity assessment using the 6 minute
    walk test
  • Quality of life using EQ5D questionnaire
  • Comparison of readmission rates between exercise
    and matched case control group
  • How is our study different
  • Not restricted by post code
  • Not restricted to Left Ventricular Systolic
    Dysfunction
  • No age limitations.
  • NYHA Class I to III
  • Matched case control study to examine variables
  • All participants will be given a functional
    capacity report

9
Sustainability when CLAHRC funding ends
  • Discussed from the beginning of the project
  • Talked about our project to everyone
  • Started to embed the project into daily working
  • Engaged Senior managers and provided regular
    feedback of progress
  • Engaged allied health professionals
  • Training sessions and workshops for BACR/
    Physiotherapists Exercise instructors Community
    Volunteer groups
  • Engaged other venues for Exercise
  • Funded Exercise Instructor for BACR training
  • Kensington Chelsea Leisure Services
  • Engaged Commissioners PCTs
  • GP newsletter
  • Need to engage GP consortias
  • Meetings

10
Is the hard work worth it?Patient feedback
  • This is great. Its like a mini David Lloyd!
  • 67 yrs, NYHA II, ICD for VF arrest.
  • Previously excluded from a gym
  • Beaming smile walked 60 metres
  • 73 yrs, NYHA III, obese, multiple co-morbidities
  • Never exercised before
  • Participants encouraging others
  • 50 yrs, NYHA III, obese, multiple co-morbidities
  • Never wanted to exercise before
  • Improving body image confidence
  • 49 yrs, NYHA II, multiple co-morbidities
  • Depression
  • So pleased to be part of something like a normal
    person
  • 64 yrs, NYHA II, prophylactic ICD
  • Previously fairly isolated at home now working

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Oh yes, indeed it is! After only 3 weeks of
exerciseWatching people previously excluded
from exercise having a great time! Seeing
participants' bond as a group and support each
otherHearing laughter and jokes as they
exerciseSeeing an improvement in confidence and
general well-being
  • Thank you
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