Physical Activity and Clinical Exercise for Cardiovascular Disease
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
30h
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Duration
5 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
During this five-day course you'll explore the principles of exercise and physical activity in cardiac disease prevention and rehabilitation.
You'll learn how to apply these principles in design and delivery, using an evidence-based approach with a practical emphasis.
This course has a limited number of places so please check with the course administrator that there are spaces before applying.
This course is run by UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health in association with the British Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (BACPR).
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About this course
This course will help you to:
understand and explain the physiological responses and adaptations of muscle to exercise and training
apply clinical reasoning to problems with cardiac rehabilitation exercise programmes for patient with cardiac disease
integrate and evaluate evidence in relation to the design of phase IV exercise programmes for cardiac disease patients
evaluate problem scenarios in relation to exercise programmes for CVD patients
implement emergency procedures for cardiac patients
conduct motivational interviews with respect to exercise and other health behaviours
You'll need to be a qualified physiotherapist, with a degree in physiotherapy at least equivalent to a lower second class Bachelor’s degree.
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Subjects
- Rehabilitation
- Design
- Rehabilitation process
- Physical
- Cardiovascular
- Physiology
- METS
- HR
- RPE
- Monitoring
Course programme
Topics you'll learn about include:
- an introduction to the cardiac rehabilitation process and current guidelines
- the key evidence for exercise and physical activity
- responses of the body to acute and chronic exercise
- cardiovascular anatomy and physiology applied to exercise prescription
- clinical reasoning in risk stratification for exercise
- monitoring intensity of exercise - METS, HR and RPE
You'll also look at:
- an overview of assessment of cardiac patients
- physical activity behaviour
- functional capacity testing - how to administer sub-maximal tests
- integrating and evaluating evidence in relation to the design of exercise programmes for CVD patients
- principles of physical activity and exercise delivery
- adapting exercise for special populations
Physical Activity and Clinical Exercise for Cardiovascular Disease