Efficacy Of Home Based Via Video Conferencing Versus Centre Based Exercise Training On Quality Of Life, Exercise Capacity And Sleep Quality Index In Children With Asthma
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/5x2dk246Keywords:
Aerobic exercises, Children, Asthma, exercise capacity, video-conferencing, 6MST.Abstract
Background: Exercise Training has proven to be very effective in improving functional capacity, in reducing
dyspnoea and improving quality of life However, from healthcare perspectives, in low income countries like
India, there are various barriers to attending such programs like low awareness, less recognition of
physiotherapy services, covid 19 and access cost like transport etc.Novel strategies such as telerehabilitation are of great interest as they increase convenience and reduce barriers which are associated
with centre based programs. We seek to compare the effects of home based exercise training program via
video-conferencing with centre based training program on health related quality of life (HRQOL),exercise
capacity, and sleep quality index in children with asthma
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