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    Potential for integrating yoga within pulmonary rehabilitation and recommendations of reporting framework

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    Singh, Sally
    Keyword
    COPD
    Pulmonary rehabilitation
    Complementary medicine
    Exercise
    Date
    2021
    
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    https://bmjopenrespres.bmj.com/content/8/1/e000966.long
    Abstract
    There is a rising burden of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in India. Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR), is a universally recommended multidisciplinary therapeutic strategy for the management of COPD; however, its needs are unmet. The diversity in the healthcare systems, availability of PR specialists and sociocultural multiformity requires contextualised and innovative PR models. Culturally sensitive elements, such as yoga, have some evidence of a positive impact in the management of COPD. Yoga and PR are based on similar principles with a holistic approach of involving physical activities, behaviour change techniques and psychological support to improve disease outcomes. Arguably the principles of PR and yoga are complementary but there are some important differences in the intensities of activities, exercise types and inclusion of mindfulness in components that must be considered. Components of PR enable aerobic capacity building, strengthening of muscles of the upper and lower extremities and building awareness towards disease management. Yoga, on the other hand, primarily can focus on core strengthening, breathing control, mindfulness and self-awareness. We discuss the potential of integrating the sociocultural appeal of yoga with PR delivered at international standards, and how an integrated approach may lead to optimal referral, uptake and completion.
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    Sahasrabudhe, S. D., Orme, M. W., Jones, A. V., Tillu, G., Salvi, S. S., & Singh, S. J. (2021). Potential for integrating yoga within pulmonary rehabilitation and recommendations of reporting framework. BMJ open respiratory research, 8(1), e000966.
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