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Organização

GIFCR  com a colaboração do Departamento de Pneumologia - Hospital S. João - Faculdade de Medicina do Porto.

Apoio Científico

Comissão de Reabilitação Respiratória da Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia (Coordenador: Dr. João Munhã)

Departamento de Pneumologia da Faculdade de Medicina do Porto

(Director de Serviço/Director da FMUP - Professor Doutor José Agostinho Marques

Responsável Cientifico - Professor Doutor João Carlos Winck)

Patrocínios

Apresentação

Over the last 10 years the body of knowledge and evidence increased in the area of rehabilitation for patients with acute and chronic respiratory conditions. The case for an evidence based treatment is best illustrated in patients with COPD. The contribution of physiotherapy in the treatment has grown tremendously. Recent literature has given more details on the relative contribution of the components of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation program and selection of patients for specific components of a rehabilitation program. The Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF) Guideline for Physical therapy in patients with COPD¹ provides a guide for physical therapists in the treatment of patients with COPD.

Physiotherapy consists of assessment (exercise testing, peripheral and respiratory muscle testing, physical activity monitoring, clinical evaluation, symptoms) and various treatment modalities (exercise training, peripheral and respiratory muscle training, breathing exercises) that are considered cornerstones of the rehabilitation program. In addition, much more emphasis is now placed on the assessment and treatment of physical inactivity in daily life. Physical inactivity in daily life is not only a prominent feature in advanced disease stages, especially after acute exacerbations of the disease, but has also been identified early in the disease process. Furthermore, it has become clear that changing a patient's lifestyle (inactivity in daily life, smoking) requires behavioral change strategies in the early stages of the disease, to improve long term outcome in terms of health status.

Physiotherapists are also involved in the management of patients with acute critical illness. In a recent publication on Recommendations of the European Respiratory Society and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Task Force on Physiotherapy for critically ill patients² special attention was given to the assessment and treatment of physical deconditioning (muscle weakness, joint stiffness, impaired functional exercise capacity, physical inactivity) in critically ill patients. In addition to the treatment of respiratory conditions (retained airway secretions, atelectasis and respiratory muscle weakness), early physical activity and mobility are key in the prevention, attenuation or reversion of physical deconditioning related to critical illness. A variety of modalities for exercise training and early mobility are evidence based and are implemented depending on the stage of critical illness, co morbid conditions and cooperation of the patient. The physiotherapist should be responsible for implementing mobilization plans and exercise prescription and make recommendation for progression of these jointly with medical and nursing staff.

In the course we will discuss the evidence based physiotherapy practice (assessment and treatment) in patients with acute and chronic respiratory conditions and apply these in case presentations.

1. Langer, D., E. J. Hendriks, C. Burtin, V. Probst, C. P. van der Schans, W. J. Paterson, M. C. Verhoef-de Wijk, R. V. Straver, M. klaassen, T. Troosters, et al.  2009. A clinical practice guideline for physiotherapists treating patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease based on a systematic review of available evidence. Clin.Rehabil. 23:445-462.
2. Gosselink, R., J. Bott, M. Johnson, E. Dean, S. Nava, M. Norrenberg, B. Schonhofer, K. Stiller, L. H. van de, and J. L. Vincent. 2008. Physiotherapy for adult patients with critical illness: recommendations of the European Respiratory Society and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Task Force on Physiotherapy for Critically Ill Patients. Intensive Care Med. 34:1188-1199.

Formador

Rik Gosselink, PT, PhD (Bélgica)

       Education:

. 1979 Graduation School of Physical Therapy Rotterdam - The Netherlands

. 1989 Master Degree Human Movement Sciences, Faculty Human Movement Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam - The Netherlands

. 1992 Master Degree Physiotherapy, Faculty Physical Education and Physiotherapy Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

. 1993 PhD Human Movement Sciences, Faculty of Human Movement Sciences Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands

  Employment:

·  2001 - full professor Respiratory Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

· 2005 - dean Faculty of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

  Related professional activities:

· member European Respiratory Society, American Thoracic Society, Belgium Society of Pneumology, Belgium Society of Intensive Care Medicine, Belgium Society of University trained Physiotherapists

· chairman Physiotherapy assembly, Belgium Society of Pneumology (2002 - present)

·  chairman Physiotherapy section, Belgium Society of Intensive Care Medicine (1998-2002)

· chairman Scientific committee, Belgium Society of University trained Physiotherapists (2001-2005)

·  Secretary (1998-2002) and head (2002-2006) Assembly Allied Respiratory Professionals, European Respiratory Society

  editorial boards:

·  Associate Editor European Respiratory Journal (1998-2002)

·  Advisory Board Australian Journal Physiotherapy (2002- present)

·  Associate Editor Advances in Physiotherapy (2002-present)

·  Editorial board Journal de Pneumologia (2002- present)

· Advisory Board Physiotherapy Canada (2007-present)

· member commission 'Richtlijnen Fysiotherapie bij behandeling van obstructieve longziekten' Nederlands Paramedisch Instituut 1995 - 1998

· chairman update 'Richtlijnen Fysiotherapie bij behandeling van obstructieve longziekten' Konoinklijk Genootschap voor Fysiotherapie (2005-2006)

· member commissie ontwikkeling Transmurale Richtlijn voor behandeling chronisch obstructieve longziekten CBO - Utrecht (NL) 2002-2005

· member commission Landelijke Eerstelijns Samenwerkings Afspraak COPD (2004-2006)

· member Advisary Board faculteit Fysiotherapie Hogeschool van Amsterdam (1999-2006)

 
Mais informações sobre o Curriculum Vitæ do formador

Programa

1. Indicações e racional para a reabilitação pulmonar

2. Guidelines da Fisioterapia na DPOC

3. Avaliação e interpretação (testes de exercício, testes dos músculos respiratórios e periféricos, avaliação da actividade física)

4. Adaptação dos programas de treino – um desafio na prática clínica

5. Apresentação de casos

6. Reabilitação na Unidade Cuidados Intensivos?

Língua oficial do curso: inglês (não tem tradução)
 

Data e Horário
11 de Fevereiro de 2011 – Sexta-feira (das 9 às 17,30H)
12 de Fevereiro de 2011 – Sábado (das 9H às 17,30H)

Carga Horária: 15 horas

Local: Aula Magna, Faculdade de Medicina do Porto, Hospital S. João, Porto

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 Destinatários: Fisioterapeutas e médicos

Nº de vagas: 40

Preço

Até 15 de Janeiro

150€ para sócios da APF (com as quotas actualizadas)
250€ (IVA incluído) - não sócios da APF (requer envio de fotocópia de comprovativo oficial do título profissional - cédula profissional)

Depois de 15 de Janeiro

175€ para sócios da APF (com as quotas actualizadas)
280€ (IVA incluído) - não sócios da APF (requer envio de fotocópia de comprovativo oficial do título profissional - cédula profissional)

O preço inclui: manual do Curso e cofee-breaks

 
Forma de Pagamento
O pagamento poderá ser efectuado a pronto ou em prestações sob a forma de cheques pré-datados (2) ou transferência bancária, conforme opção do candidato.

1ª Prestação: 75 € – 30 de Dezembro 2010
2ª Prestação: 75 € – 30 de Janeiro 2011

Nota: Para os fisioterapeutas não-sócios a forma de pagamento é a pronto.

Data Limite de Inscrição: 30 de Janeiro de 2011

Critérios de Selecção
Devido ao nº limitado de vagas, a selecção dos candidatos faz-se pela seguinte ordem: 

1. Sócios da APF da região Norte, Centro, Sul e Ilhas; Sócios da SPP

2. Sócios da APF outras regiões

3. Não Sócios da APF

No caso de haver para o mesmo critério de selecção um nº de candidatos superior ao nº de vagas, a selecção será feita por ordem de chegada da inscrição (data do correio).

Desistências
Em caso de desistência do Curso, a importância da inscrição só será devolvida se a vaga for preenchida.
As inscrições não aceites serão devolvidas até 29 de Outubro de 2010.