Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) and clinical exercise specialists
Initial consultation with a new cancer survivor patient to collect subjective and objective information and set baseline goals.
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This clinical exercise physiology mind map template, designed for a 61-year-old male patient named Matthew Dorbovi, contains 647 nodes across 6 major branches covering the full spectrum of cancer rehabilitation. The 'Pre-Initial consultation paperwork' branch includes essential forms like 'Par Q' and 'Informed consent', while the 'Exercise Prescription' branch details aerobic, resistance, and flexibility protocols with references to Baumann et al, 2012. The template serves as a comprehensive cheat sheet for Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) managing prostate cancer patients, integrating medical history, goal setting, testing, and education on diet and fatigue. Its structured layout ensures no critical step is missed, from referral information to outcome measures like '6MWT' and 'PSA reduction'.
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Exercise physiologists and physiotherapists
Designing a personalized exercise prescription for a prostate cancer patient, incorporating aerobic, resistance, and flexibility training.
Healthcare professionals including dietitians and oncology nurses
Educating patients on lifestyle changes, diet, and managing cancer-related fatigue during rehabilitation sessions.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Initialize Patient Profile
Open the template in Xmind and update the root topic with your specific patient's name and demographic details.
Step 2
Conduct Assessment and Clinical Review
Navigate through the pre-initial paperwork and consultation branches to input medical history, test results, and specific rehabilitation goals.
Step 3
Customize Prescription and Track Progress
Tailor the exercise protocols and education nodes to your patient's needs while updating outcome measures like the 6MWT in real-time.
Frequently asked questions
It includes Par Q, informed consent, pre-screening, a reminder to bring all medications and vitamins, and referral information from GP, surgeon, and oncologist, along with blood workups and medical diagnosis.
It is divided into Aerobic, Resistance, Flexibility, Core stability, and Other (yoga or tai chi). Each includes prescription details, benefits, and references to studies like Baumann et al, 2012 for aerobic and resistance training.
Monitoring includes BP, ECG, HR, RPE scale, pain scale, dyspnoea scale, fatigue scale, lymphedema checks, and testosterone levels. Also check feet and shoes for neuropathy in diabetes.
Red flags include oxygen saturation below 88, severe dyspnoea, chest pain, syncope, sustained tachycardia, and no vigorous exercise if hypertensive. Also avoid Valsalva maneuver in hypertension.
Yes, the Education branch covers cancer related fatigue, noting that exercise has been found to reduce it even though exercise is seen as fatiguing. It also addresses psychological side effects like depression.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can replace patient details, adjust goals, modify exercise prescriptions, and update references to fit different cancer types or individual needs.
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