Cardiac Disease Rehab Goals to Prevent Future Complications from Robin Gilbert

Cardiac Disease Rehab Goals to Prevent Future Complications from Robin Gilbert

Faculty:Robin Gilbert

Duration:Full Day | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

Acute Heart Disease Diagnoses

• Acute Coronary Syndrome
• Acute Myocardial Infarction (STEMI and
• Non-STEMI)
• Angina
• PTCA
• CABG
• Heart Transplant
• Heart Failure
• L VAD, Life Vest as Bridge or Destination
• COPD
• Diabetes

Cardiac Rehab Referrals

• Who is eligible?
• Educating in-patient nursing staff
• Educating physicians
• Computerized Medical Record use in triggering eligible patient populations
• Patients who fall through the cracks

Lifestyle Challenges for Patients

• Depression
• Motivation
• Compliance
• Risk factors
• Financial

Cardiac Rehab

• Phases 1 – 4
• Individualized treatment plans
• Patient education
• Monitoring quality outcomes
• Evidence-based practice updates

Secondary Prevention Program

• Becoming model for other programs
  • Hypertension
  • Obesity
  • Diabetes
  • Peripheral Vascular Disease

Effecting Change

• Knowledge is not enough
• Positive sense of self
• Power of control
• Readiness to change
• Goals and independence
• Feedback and celebrate success

Preparing for the Unexpected Event

• Rapid response
• Dysrhythmias
• Syncope
• Seizures
• Cardiac arrest
• Equipment, staffing

Insurance and Reimbursement

• Medicare vs. private insurance
• Number of sessions eligible
• Billing and coding
• Documentation

Preparing for Certification

• When to start
• Data collection
• Role of Medical Director
• Competencies

Heart Failure: Where are We at Incorporating Them into Rehab?

Use of Technology

• Appointment reminders
• Data reporting
• Virtual technology for follow-up opportunities

Using Cardiac Rehab to Its Fullest

• Partnering opportunities

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Description:

Mr. Jones is day 2 on the telemetry unit where he had been admitted following flu symptoms with nausea and vomiting. He was seen by the physician this a.m. and is scheduled for discharge when suddenly his monitor alarms from ventricular fibrillation. What happened? What did we miss?

There has been a paradigm shift in how we care for our cardiac population. In the past, we focused on episodic care. Care for the cardiac patient needs to incorporate the additional focus on the continuum of care. This conference will discuss the care of the cardiac patient from the acute event, initiation of secondary prevention therapies, cardiac rehab referrals, preventing re-admissions, and improving the quality of life for cardiac patients.