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National Asthma and COPD Audit Programme (NACAP): Pulmonary rehabilitation clinical and organisational audit 2019 report

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Service code Trust name Service name country 1.1 How many referrals did your service receive between June - November 2019 1.1a How many patients attended an initial assessment with a view to enrolling onto a PR programme between June - November 2019 1.1b How many patients started a PR programme between June - November 2019 1.1c How many patients completed a discharge assessment between June - November 2019 1.2a Referral from Primary care 1.2b Referral from Community care 1.2c Referral from Secondary care 1.2d Self-referral 1.2e Referral other 2.1 Eligible for inclusion in June - November 2019 reporting period 2.2 Eligible patients identified in question 2.1 were approached and asked to consent to be included in the clinical audit 2.3 Eligible patients approached in question 2.2 gave consent to be included in this audit 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Grade 1 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Grade 2 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Grade 3 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Grade 4 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Grade 5 3.1 To which self-reported Medical Research Council (MRC) graded COPD patients do you offer PR? Not recorded 3.2 Do you offer PR to COPD patients who are current smokers? 3.3 Do you offer PR to COPD patients who have previously completed a PR programme 3.4 Do you offer PR to patients discharged from hospital with a diagnosis of acute exacerbation of COPD (AECOPD)? 3.5 Do you accept patients with long-term conditions other than COPD into your PR service? 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Asthma 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Interstitial lung disease (ILD) 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Non-cystic fibrosis (CF) bronchiectasis 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Other chronic respiratory diseases 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Chronic heart failure 3.5a If Yes, what other long-term conditions are accepted? = Pre/post thoracic surgery 3.5b If Yes, do patients with other long-term conditions enrol on the same programme as those with COPD? 3.5c Is your service funded to provide PR to non-COPD patients? 4.1 At how many sites do you currently offer assessments/centre-based PR? 4.2 Do your assessments/centre-based PR programmes run differently at different sites? 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = Less than 4 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = 4 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = 5 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = 6 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = 7 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = 8 weeks 4.3 What is the typical duration of your centre-based PR programme? = More than 8 weeks 4.4 How many supervised centre-based PR sessions per week are patients expected to attend? 4.4 How many supervised centre-based PR sessions per week are patients expected to attend? 1 4.4 How many supervised centre-based PR sessions per week are patients expected to attend? 2 4.4 How many supervised centre-based PR sessions per week are patients expected to attend? 3 4.4 How many supervised centre-based PR sessions per week are patients expected to attend? More than 3 4.5 Do you offer a home-based PR programme? 4.5a If Yes, are patients offered initial and discharge assessments? 4.5b If Yes, are patients offered supervised PR sessions in their homes? 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = Less than 4 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = 4 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = 5 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = 6 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = 7 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = 8 weeks 4.5c If Yes, what is the typical duration of your home-based PR programme? = More than 8 weeks 4.5d If Yes, how many supervised home-based PR sessions per week are patients offered? 4.5d If Yes, how many supervised home-based PR sessions per week are patients offered? 1 4.5d If Yes, how many supervised home-based PR sessions per week are patients offered? 2 4.5d If Yes, how many supervised home-based PR sessions per week are patients offered? 3 4.5d If Yes, how many supervised home-based PR sessions per week are patients offered? More than 3 4.6 Do you send patients written information about your PR programme prior to their initial assessment? 4.7 Do you run/refer to additional services that people can attend whilst awaiting a PR course? 4.8 Is transport funded for patients? 4.9 Which measures of aerobic exercise performance do you use at assessments or refer to as outcome measures? 4.9 Which measures of aerobic exercise performance do you use at assessments or refer to as outcome measures? ESWT 4.9 Which measures of aerobic exercise performance do you use at assessments or refer to as outcome measures? ISWT 4.9 Which measures of aerobic exercise performance do you use at assessments or refer to as outcome measures? 5STS 4.9 Which measures of aerobic exercise performance do you use at assessments or refer to as outcome measures? 6MWT 4.9a If 6MWT; how many of your sites use a 30-metre course? 4.10 Is muscle strength measured at assessment? 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? = Dynamometer 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? = Strain gauge 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? = 1RM (repetition maximum) 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? = 10RM 4.10a If Yes, how is muscle strength measured? = Sit-to-stand (5STS) 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Activities of daily living 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Hospital Anxiety and Depression 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Knowledge gained during education 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Other psychological status scores 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Patient satisfaction 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Patient experience 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = Physical activity 4.11 Are any of the following measured at assessment? = No 4.11a If Physical activity is measured, please select how this is done? 4.11a If ‘Physical activity’ is measured, please select how this is done. Device 4.11a If ‘Physical activity’ is measured, please select how this is done. Questionnaire 4.12 Is aerobic training offered during the PR programme? 4.12a What type of aerobic training is undertaken during the PR programme? 4.12a Is aerobic training offered during the PR programme? = Cycling 4.12a Is aerobic training offered during the PR programme? = Walking 4.12a Is aerobic training offered during the PR programme? = Other 4.13 Is aerobic training individually prescribed? 4.13a How is aerobic training prescribed? 4.13a How is aerobic training prescribed? = Borg or perceived exertion scores 4.13a How is aerobic training prescribed? = Endurance shuttle walking test (ESWT 4.13a How is aerobic training prescribed? = From six-minute walk test (6MWT) 4.13a How is aerobic training prescribed? = From incremental shuttle walk test (ISWT) 4.13b What intensity of aerobic exercise prescription is used? 4.14 Is resistance training offered during the PR programme? 4.14a What resistance training equipment is provided during the PR programme? 4.14a What resistance training equipment is provided during the PR programme? = Free weights 4.14a What resistance training equipment is provided during the PR programme? = Resistance bands 4.14a What resistance training equipment is provided during the PR programme? = Weight machines 4.14a What resistance training equipment is provided during the PR programme? = Other 4.15 Is resistance training individually prescribed? 4.15a How is resistance training prescribed? 4.15a How is resistance training prescribed? = Borg or perceived exertion scores 4.15a How is resistance training prescribed? = Measurement of 1RM or strength 4.15a How is resistance training prescribed? = Other 4.16 Are patients advised to do unsupervised home exercise during their PR programme 4.17 How many hours of education are scheduled during a centre-based PR programm 4.18 How is education provided? 4.18 How is education provided? = CD given to patients 4.18 How is education provided? = DVD given to patients 4.18 How is education provided? = Face-to-face taught group sessions 4.18 How is education provided? = Information on a dedicated website 4.18 How is education provided? = Telecare or other remote delivery 4.18 How is education provided? = Written hand-outs 4.18 How is education provided? = Other 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Clinical psychologist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Dietician 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Exercise physiologist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Fitness instructor 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = GP 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Health care/therapy assistant 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Health psychologist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Occupational therapist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Pharmacist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Physiotherapist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Registered nurse 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Respiratory physician 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Respiratory physiologist 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Social worker 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Technical instructor 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Volunteer 4.18a If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, who delivers these? = Other 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Advance directives 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Anatomy, physiology, pathology—in health and in chronic respiratory disease 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Anxiety management and relaxation 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Benefits system and welfare rights 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Chest clearance techniques 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Confidence, self-efficacy and self-management 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Dyspnoea/symptom management 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Energy conservation/pacing 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Exacerbation management (including coping with setbacks and relapses) 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Goal setting and rewards 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Identifying and changing beliefs about exercise and health related behaviours 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Loving relationships/sexuality 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Managing travel 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Medication (including oxygen therapy) 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Nutritional advice 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Opportunities to exercise after pulmonary rehabilitation 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Patient support groups 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Relaxation 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Smoking cessation 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? The benefits of physical exercise 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Use of self-management plans 4.18b If you offer face-to-face taught group sessions, what do these sessions cover? Other 4.19 Do you routinely provide patients with an individualised structured, written plan for ongoing exercise maintenance? 5.1 Which Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) commissions your service? 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = Charity 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = Community interest company (CIC) 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = Council 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = GP federation 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = Integrated Care Organisation (ICO) 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = NHS acute trust 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = NHS Health Board 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = NHS non-acute or community trust 5.2 What type of organisation provides your service? = Private healthcare provider 5.3 What type of funding does your service have? 5.3 What type of funding does your service have? = Fixed-term 5.3 What type of funding does your service have? = Non fixed-term 5.3a If Fixed-term, how many years future funding does the service have? 6.1 Is there a named clinical lead for the service? 6.1a If 'Yes - filled', what is their profession, grade and WTE? 6.1b If Yes, does the clinical lead receive dedicated sessional time to coordinate and manage/develop the service? 6.2 How many types of posts are funded for the service? 6.3 What is the current WTE of staff vacancies at the service? 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Admin and clerical 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Community exercise instructor 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Dietician/Nutritionist 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Exercise practitioner 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Healthcare support worker 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Lay person / patient representative 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Pharmacist 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Physician 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Psychologist 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Qualified nurse 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Qualified physiotherapist 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Qualified occupational therapist 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Social worker 6.4 What are the designations of the staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service? Therapy Assistant 6.5 Is there audit support provided? 6.5a If 'Yes', How many WTE of audit support are provided? 7.1 Do you have a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) detailing local policies? 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Accessibility 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Capacity 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = DNA management 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Environment: facilities 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Maintaining dignity and respect 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Managing waiting times 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Measurement of exercise 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Medication management 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Minimum staffing levels 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Patient and carer experience 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Patients needing oxygen 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Patient safety 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Patient security 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Risk assessments 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Staff training, development and well-being 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Transition care 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Use of IT equipment 7.1a What does the Standard Operating Procedure cover? = Whistle blowing
Service code Trust name Service name country Total number of referrals received by the service in the audit period Total number of patients who attended an initial assessment with a view to starting a course of PR in the audit period Total number of patients who started a PR programme in the audit period Total number of patients who completed a discharge assessment in the audit period Total number of patients referred from Primary Care Total number of patients referred from Community Care Total number of patients referred from Secondary Care Total number of patients Self-referring Total number of patients referred from other locations Total number of patients eligible for inclusion in this reporting period Total number of eligible patients who were asked to consent to participate in the NACAP PR audit during the audit period Total number of patients who consented to participate in the NACAP PR audit during the audit period Self-reported MRC grades offered PR Total number of services offereing PR to MRC grade 1 Total number of services offering PR to MRC grade 2 Total number of services offering MRC grade 3 Total number of services offering MRC grade 4 Total number of services offring PR to MRC grade 5 Total number of services with not recorded for patient reported MRC grade referral Services who offer PR to COPD patients who are current smokers Services who offer PR to patients who have previously completed a course of PR and if yes under what conditions Services that offer PR to patients who have been discharged from hospital with a diagnosis of acute exacerbation of COPD (AECOPD) Services that accept patients with other long-term conditions for PR Range of other long-term conditions the service accepts for PR Total number of services offering PR to asthma patients Total number of services offering PR to Interstitial Lung disease (ILD) patients Total number of services offering PR to Non-cystic fibrosis (CF) bronchiectasis patients Total number of services offering PR to patients with other chronic respiratory diseases Total number of services offering PR to patients with chronic heart failure Total number of services offering PR to Pre/post thoracic surgery patients If yes, services who enable patients with other long-term conditions to enrol on the same programme as COPD patients Services that are funded to provide PR to non-COPD patients Total number of sites at which assessments and/or centre-based PR are provided Serinces which carry out ssessments/ centre-based PR programmes carried differently at different sites Typical duration of centre-based PR programmes Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting less than four weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting four weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting five weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting six weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting seven weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting eight weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with a PR programme typically lasting more than eight weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Number of supervised centre-based sessions per week patients are expected to attend Indicates services that expect patients to attend one supervised, centre-based session per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that expect patients to attend two supervised, centre-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that expect patients to attend three supervised, centre-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that expect patients to attend more than three supervised, centre-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services which offer home-based PR If yes, services that are offered initial and discharge assessments for home-based PR If yes, services that are offered supervised PR in the patients homes Typical duration of home-based PR programmes Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of less than 4 weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of four weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of five weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of six weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of seven weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of eight weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services with home-based PR programmes with a typical duration of more than eight weeks (1 = Yes 0 = No) Number of home-based PR sessions patients are offered per week Indicates services that offers patients one home-based session per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that offers patients two home-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that offers patients three home-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that offers patients more than three home-based sessions per week (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services who send patients written information about their PR programme prior to patients initial assessment Services that run/refer to additional services so patients can attend whilst awaiting a PR course Services who have transport funded for patients The range of measures of aerobic exercise performance used at assessments and/or referred to as outcome measures Indicates services that use the Endurance Shuttle Walking Test (ESWT) as a measure of aerobic exercise performance (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that use the Incremental Shuttle Walking Test (ISWT) as a measure of aerobic exercise performance (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that use the Sit-To-Stand Test (5STS) as a measure of aerobic exercise performance (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that use the Six Minute Walking Test (6MWT) as a measure of aerobic exercise performance (1 = Yes 0 = No) Number of sites using a 30-metre course? Services measuring muscle strength at assessment The range of muscle strength measures used by services Indicates services that tested muscle strength using a dynamometer (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that tested muscle strength using a strain gauge (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that tested muscle strength using 1 repetition maximum (1RM) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that tested muscle strength using 10 repetition maximum (10RM) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that tested muscle strength using Sit-to-Stand (5STS) (1 = Yes 0 = No) The range of other aspects measured at assessment Indicates services that measure activities of daily living scale at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure Hospital Anxiety and Depression at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure Knowledge gained during education at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure other psychological status scores at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure patient satisfaction at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure patient experience at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that measure physical activity at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that do not measure any other aspect at assessment (1 = Yes 0 = No) The range of options for measuring physical activity Indicates services that use a device to measure physical activity (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates services that use a questionnaire to measure physical activity (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services offering aerobic training during the PR programme The range of aerobic training undertaken during the PR programme Indicates the method of aerobic training undertaken - Cycling (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the method of aerobic training undertaken - Walking (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the method of aerobic training undertaken - Other (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services individually prescipbing aerobic training The range of methods used for prescribing aerobic training Indicates aerobic training is prescribed using Borg or perceived exertion scores (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates aerobic training is prescribed using the Endurance shuttle walking test (ESWT) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates aerobic training is prescribed using the six-minute walk test (6MWT) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates aerobic training is prescribed using the incremental shuttle walk test (ISWT) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Intensity of aerobic exercise prescription used by services Services offering resistance training during the PR programme The range of resistance training equipment provided during the PR programme Indicates the equipment provided for resistance training is free weights (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the equipment provided for resistance training is resistance bands (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the equipment provided for resistance training is weight machines (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the equipment provided for resistance training is other (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services individually prescibing resistance training The range of methods used for prescribing resistance training Indicates resistance training is prescribed using Borg or perceived exertion scores (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates resistance training is prescribed using Measurement of 1RM or strength (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates resistance training is prescribed using Other (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services who advise patients to do unsupervised home exercise during their PR programme The total number of hours of exercise scheduled during a centre-based PR programme The range of methods of providing education during the PR programme Indicates educaton is provided via a CD given to patients (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via DVD given to patients (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via Face-to-face taught group sessions (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via Information on a dedicated website (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via Telecare or other remote delivery (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via Written hand-outs (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates educaton is provided via other methods (1 = Yes 0 = No) The range of individuals who deliver face-to-face taught group sessions Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a clinical psychologist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a dietician (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by an exercise physiologist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a fitness instructor (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a GP (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a Health care/therapy assistant (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a Health psychologist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by an occupational therapist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a Pharmacist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a Physiotherapist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a registered nurse (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a respiratory physician (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a respiratory physiologist (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a social worker (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a technical instructor (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by a volunteer (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face taught group sessions are delivered by Other (1 = Yes 0 = No) The range of subjects covered in face-to-face group taught sessions Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover advance directives (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover anatomy, physiology, pathology—in health and in chronic respiratory disease (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover Anxiety management and relaxation (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover the benefits system and welfare rights (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover chest clearance techniques (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover confidence, self-efficacy and self-management (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover Dyspnoea/symptom management (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover energy conservation/pacing (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover exacerbation management (including coping with setbacks and relapses) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover goal setting and rewards (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover identifying and changing beliefs about exercise and health related behaviours (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover loving relationships/sexuality (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover managing travel (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover medication (including oxygen therapy) (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover nutritional advice (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover opportunities to exercise after pulmonary rehabilitation (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover patient support groups (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover relaxation (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover smoking cessation (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover the benefits of physical exercise (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover the use of self-management plans (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates face-to-face group taught sessions cover Other (1 = Yes 0 = No) Do you routinely provide patients with an individualised structured, written plan for ongoing exercise maintenance Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) that commissions the service The range of types of organisation that provide PR services in this audit Indicates that a charity provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a community interest company (CIC) provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a council provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a GP federation provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that an Integrated Care Organisation (ICO) provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that an NHS acute trust provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that an NHS health board provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that an NHS non-acute or community trust provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that an private healthcare provider provides the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) The types of funding services have Indicates the service has fixed-term funding (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates the service has non fixed-term funding (1 = Yes 0 = No) If fixed term, the number of years the service is funded for Services with a named clinical lead for the service The range of professions, grades and WTE of named lead clinicians in PR services If Yes, does the clinical lead receive dedicated sessional time to coordinate and manage/develop the service? The type and number of posts funded for the PR service WTE of curent staff vacancies at the service Designations of staff who contribute, but are non-funded, to the service Indicates that non-funded Admin and clerical staff contribute to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded community exercise instructor contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded Dietician/Nutritionist contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded Exercise practitioner contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded healthcare support worker contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded lay person / patient representative contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded pharmacist contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded physician contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded psychologist contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded qualified nurse contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded qualified physiotherapist contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded qualified occupational therapist contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded social worker contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that a non-funded therapy assistant contributes to the PR service (1 = Yes 0 = No) Services with audit support provided for the PR service WTE of audit support provided for the PR service Services with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) detailing local policies The range of policies the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers accessibility (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers capacity (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers DNA management (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers Environment: facilities (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers maintaining dignity and respect (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers managing waiting times (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers measurement of exercise (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers medication management (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers minimum staffing levels (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers patient and carer experience (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers patients needing oxygen (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers patient safety (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers patient security (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers risk assessments (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers staff training, development and well-being (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers transition care (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers use of IT equipment (1 = Yes 0 = No) Indicates that the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) covers whistle blowing (1 = Yes 0 = No)