A non-pharmacological approach to managing breathlessness

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the management of breathlessness in patients without the use of pharmaceuticals. The availability of physiotherapy, occupational therapy and home visits from nurse practitioners is discussed.

Services, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy

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The effective assessment of acute breathlessness in a patient

Article Abstract:

The skills that are required to assess the breathlessness, which is a common cause of acute and emergency presentations in a patient quickly and appropriately are described. Breathlessness can result from respiratory and cardiac disease, can be a symptom of systemic disease and may be a result of psychological distress or a patient's lifestyle.

United States, Health aspects, Methods

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Therapeutic nursing for managing breathlessness

Article Abstract:

Rehabilitative goals of therapeutic nursing to manage breathlessness by improving symptomatic relief and patients' quality of life by holistic care is discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Evaluation, Practice, Quality of life

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