Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts
Elderly lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, posing significant challenges to public health. This consensus systematically reviews relevant clinical guidelines and literature both domestically and internationally, integrating recent clinical experiences and research f...
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| author | Jia Jie ² Chen Xin³ He Jing⁴ Dong Anqin⁵ Ding Yipeng⁶ Liao Weijing⁷ Zheng Jiejao⁸ Yu Binbin⁹ Chen Zuobing ⁰ Fang Yuan Yao Liqing ² Zhu Yiping ³ |
| author_facet | Jia Jie ² Chen Xin³ He Jing⁴ Dong Anqin⁵ Ding Yipeng⁶ Liao Weijing⁷ Zheng Jiejao⁸ Yu Binbin⁹ Chen Zuobing ⁰ Fang Yuan Yao Liqing ² Zhu Yiping ³ |
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| description | Elderly lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, posing significant challenges to public health. This consensus systematically reviews relevant clinical guidelines and literature both domestically and internationally, integrating recent clinical experiences and research findings. It summarizes new clinical rehabilitation concepts from experts in rehabilitation medicine, respiratory medicine, and nursing regarding elderly lung cancer. The consensus provides detailed discussions on the definition, risk factors, classification, staging, and clinical characteristics of elderly lung cancer, with a focus on functional impairments and their rehabilitation assessment and treatment strategies. Functional impairments encompass multiple aspects, including pulmonary function, cardiac function, exercise capacity, pain, psychological issues, cognition, speech, swallowing, sensory functions, and bowel and bladder dysfunction. The consensus offers comprehensive academic guidance and clinical practice recommendations for rehabilitation professionals across various healthcare settings. It emphasizes that the full-cycle rehabilitation of elderly lung cancer requires multidisciplinary teamwork to ensure seamless integration of clinical care, rehabilitation, and nursing, maximizing patient functional recovery and quality of life. By conducting a comprehensive assessment of patients' overall conditions and formulating personalized rehabilitation treatment plans, effective improvements in functional impairments, symptom relief, and even prolongation of survival can be achieved. Additionally, the consensus outlines the service process for full-cycle rehabilitation of lung cancer, highlighting the interconnectedness of tertiary hospitals, secondary hospitals, community hospitals, and families, as well as the importance of adjusting rehabilitation models based on local circumstances. The promotion and implementation of this consensus aim to provide standardized guidance for the assessment and treatment of full-cycle rehabilitation in elderly lung cancer patients, with the expectation of improving rehabilitation outcomes and quality of life, thereby contributing to the development of elderly lung cancer rehabilitation in China. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-b4a3b678403a459cadd1b0c322a406632025-01-14T10:09:12ZengEditorial Office of Rehabilitation Medicine康复学报2096-03282024-01-0111277163585Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory ExpertsJia Jie²Chen Xin³He Jing⁴Dong Anqin⁵Ding Yipeng⁶Liao Weijing⁷Zheng Jiejao⁸Yu Binbin⁹Chen Zuobing ⁰Fang YuanYao Liqing ²Zhu Yiping ³Elderly lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, posing significant challenges to public health. This consensus systematically reviews relevant clinical guidelines and literature both domestically and internationally, integrating recent clinical experiences and research findings. It summarizes new clinical rehabilitation concepts from experts in rehabilitation medicine, respiratory medicine, and nursing regarding elderly lung cancer. The consensus provides detailed discussions on the definition, risk factors, classification, staging, and clinical characteristics of elderly lung cancer, with a focus on functional impairments and their rehabilitation assessment and treatment strategies. Functional impairments encompass multiple aspects, including pulmonary function, cardiac function, exercise capacity, pain, psychological issues, cognition, speech, swallowing, sensory functions, and bowel and bladder dysfunction. The consensus offers comprehensive academic guidance and clinical practice recommendations for rehabilitation professionals across various healthcare settings. It emphasizes that the full-cycle rehabilitation of elderly lung cancer requires multidisciplinary teamwork to ensure seamless integration of clinical care, rehabilitation, and nursing, maximizing patient functional recovery and quality of life. By conducting a comprehensive assessment of patients' overall conditions and formulating personalized rehabilitation treatment plans, effective improvements in functional impairments, symptom relief, and even prolongation of survival can be achieved. Additionally, the consensus outlines the service process for full-cycle rehabilitation of lung cancer, highlighting the interconnectedness of tertiary hospitals, secondary hospitals, community hospitals, and families, as well as the importance of adjusting rehabilitation models based on local circumstances. The promotion and implementation of this consensus aim to provide standardized guidance for the assessment and treatment of full-cycle rehabilitation in elderly lung cancer patients, with the expectation of improving rehabilitation outcomes and quality of life, thereby contributing to the development of elderly lung cancer rehabilitation in China.http://kfxb.publish.founderss.cn/thesisDetails?columnId=77163585&Fpath=home&index=0Elderly lung cancerfull-cycle rehabilitationfunctional impairmentsrehabilitation assessmentrehabilitation treatment |
| spellingShingle | Jia Jie ² Chen Xin³ He Jing⁴ Dong Anqin⁵ Ding Yipeng⁶ Liao Weijing⁷ Zheng Jiejao⁸ Yu Binbin⁹ Chen Zuobing ⁰ Fang Yuan Yao Liqing ² Zhu Yiping ³ Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts 康复学报 Elderly lung cancer full-cycle rehabilitation functional impairments rehabilitation assessment rehabilitation treatment |
| title | Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts |
| title_full | Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts |
| title_fullStr | Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts |
| title_full_unstemmed | Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts |
| title_short | Consensus on Rehabilitation Assessment and Treatment for Full-Cycle Rehabilitation of Elderly Lung Cancer by Rehabilitation and Respiratory Experts |
| title_sort | consensus on rehabilitation assessment and treatment for full cycle rehabilitation of elderly lung cancer by rehabilitation and respiratory experts |
| topic | Elderly lung cancer full-cycle rehabilitation functional impairments rehabilitation assessment rehabilitation treatment |
| url | http://kfxb.publish.founderss.cn/thesisDetails?columnId=77163585&Fpath=home&index=0 |
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