The aim of this integrative review was to report (1) the content of exercise rehabilitation programmes for survivors of critical illness on discharge from hospital with regard to timing of programmes and exercise prescription, and (2) considerations for relevant non-exercise components required in rehabilitation programmes.
In addition, previous reviews have not summarized the content of exercise programs, making program replication difficult for readers.
However, no further guidance is provided regarding the content of the exercise program (type, intensity, frequency and duration of exercises) or regarding integrating behavioural principles.
The content of the exercise training variably included warm-up sessions followed by aerobic exercises and resistance training with varying levels of intensity generally three levels depending on the patient's exercise capacity assessed using rating of perceived exertion.
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Neutral comments were infrequent and were made on, for example, the content of texts and the procedure of doing exercises.
The content of the active exercise program was informed by Exercise Guidelines for Cancer Survivors of the American College of Sports Medicine [ 28] and the Australian Association for Exercise and Sport Science [ 29], now known as Exercise and Sports Science Australia.
2– 4 Many RAC facilities provide exercise programs to enhance mobility of users, but systematic evaluation of the content of science-based exercise programs in RAC is primarily available for therapeutic and rehabilitation interventions.
Another potential issue regarding generalisability is the content of the scoliosis specific exercise intervention.
The regular OA exercises are adapted to the comorbidity by changes in the duration, frequency, intensity, and type (content) of exercise therapy.
