COPD 肺部远程康复模式的技术与临床可行性:一项全面综述

Technical and Clinical Feasibility of a Pulmonary Telerehabilitation Model for People with COPD: A Comprehensive Review

This review synthesizes evidence on the feasibility, acceptance, and clinical outcomes of pulmonary telerehabilitation models in COPD, highlighting technical reliability, patient adherence, and clinical benefits from recent trials, including the novel HBPR application study (NCT05314686).
Smartphone-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Bridging the Gap in Chronic Respiratory Care: A Randomized Controlled and Feasibility Study

Smartphone-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Bridging the Gap in Chronic Respiratory Care: A Randomized Controlled and Feasibility Study

A randomized trial demonstrates that a smartphone app-based pulmonary rehabilitation program significantly improves quality of life and physical activity in patients with chronic respiratory diseases, offering a scalable alternative to traditional center-based care despite challenges in patient adherence.
Bridging the Care Gap: Smartphone-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Enhances Quality of Life and Physical Activity in Chronic Respiratory Disease

Bridging the Care Gap: Smartphone-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Enhances Quality of Life and Physical Activity in Chronic Respiratory Disease

A 12-week randomized controlled trial reveals that smartphone-based pulmonary rehabilitation significantly improves quality of life and physical activity in patients with chronic respiratory diseases, offering a scalable and feasible alternative to traditional center-based programs despite challenges in long-term adherence.
Optimizing Exercise Progression in COPD with Chronic Respiratory Failure: Insights from a Pilot Trial of High Intensity Interval Training

Optimizing Exercise Progression in COPD with Chronic Respiratory Failure: Insights from a Pilot Trial of High Intensity Interval Training

This pilot randomized trial investigates the safety, feasibility, and efficacy of high intensity interval training modalities compared to constant-load endurance training in COPD patients with chronic respiratory failure, revealing promising workload progression and symptom management with long-HIIT.