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Breath Stacking in Scotland: Techniques for Respiratory Health

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Learn about the benefits of breath stacking and assisted techniques to maintain lung health, reduce distress, and aid expectoration. Explore the implementation of breath stacking in patient care and community physiotherapy. Enhance your understanding with the CASCADE Training Model and national research initiatives on breath stacking.

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  1. Breath Stacking In Scotland

  2. Why Undertake Breath-Stacking? These are inexpensive techniques to help keep the lungs elastic, aid expectoration and reduce distress Breath-stacking and assisted breath-stacking are both recommended for our patients when they have respiratory muscle weakness (NICE 2016) (British Thoracic Society/Physiotherapy Guidelines) PF >270

  3. Recent Peak Flow snapshot of Half our caseload

  4. Lung Volume Recruitment Bag (LVR)

  5. Pilot in 2012-14 Introduced breath-stacking to most patients with respiratory weakness Patients, Carers, Community Physiotherapy staff and Speech and Language Therapists keen to be involved Produced a range of leaflets alongside the local Respiratory Team

  6. D R A F T

  7. CASCADE TRAINING MODEL to embed learning “ Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”  Benjamin Franklin 1. Arrange joint visit with PT, SLT, patient and carer (also complete a respiratory assessment to raise awareness of potential issues) 2. Demonstrate technique to all (use all learning styles, eg mirroring) 3. Discuss technique taking everyone s views, answer questions and problem solve, if necessary A brief review of respiratory symptoms and breath stacking technique can now be completed by all 3 professionals visiting patient PLUS awareness of breath stacking in local area increased, and joint visits increased professional links

  8. CASCADE TRAINING MODEL 2 1. Completed a talk to a large group of hospital and community Therapists in the neighbouring Health Board. 2. Additional support and training offered in the future 3. Physiotherapy Team produced a breath stacking champion to disseminate information more widely and carry on training AIM:TECHNIQUE IS EMBEDDED INTO THE THERAPUTIC TOOLKIT I am about to complete a national survey questionnaire which should highlight whether these models have been effective.

  9. 2019 Scoping Review 1. Trained in the JBI method, and receiving ongoing support from tutors 2. Produced a protocol and about to register it soon 3. Then complete a scoping/mapping exercise to explore all data available on breath stacking

  10. How Can You Help? dianne.fraser@nhs.net

  11. 2019 Breath Stacking Research Gordon Aikman Grant Aim:every appropriate pwMND will have breath stacking as a treatment option • Consensus WHO is this appropriate for • What are the safety implications • The therapist, patient, carer views • What training is available/is required • Investigate practicalities • Complete a Package of Solutions • Complete a Professional Tool Kit

  12. Thanks to.. Scottish Parliament Gordon Aikman and Team The Care-MND Platform MND Scotland Librarian Physio and Speech Therapy Teams National Clinical Specialist Team The Euan McDonald Research Centre And a final thank you to the Scottish Tartan Registry for their permission to replicate some of the many Fraser tartans!

  13. dianne.fraser@nhs.net