ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences2025
Comparative Analysis of Mortality and Hospital Stay in Non-ICU Admitted Patients: The Impact of a Comprehensive Intervention with Modified Pulmonary Rehabilitation Including Supervised Hydration, Structured Exercise, and Proper Nutritional Intake.
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Background: Hospitalized patients with respiratory illnesses, even in non-ICU settings, are vulnerable to complications due to inactivity, dehydration, and nutritional deficits. Modified pulmonary rehabilitation (PR), when integrated into inpatient care, may improve outcomes by addressing these factors holistically. Objectives: To evaluate the impact of a comprehensive intervention comprising supervised hydration, structured exercise, and nutritional intake on in-hospital mortality and hospital stay in non-ICU patients with respiratory diseases. Materials and Methods: This prospective comparative study included 120 adult patients admitted to a tertiary hospital ward, randomized into an intervention group (modified PR) and a control group (standard care). Outcomes assessed included mortality, hospital stay duration, early ambulation, and fatigue levels. Statistical comparisons were performed using Results: In-hospital mortality was significantly lower in the intervention group (3.3%) compared with controls (11.7%, Conclusion: A multidisciplinary, modified PR approach significantly enhances recovery, reduces hospital burden, and improves patient-reported outcomes in non-ICU settings. Its integration into standard ward care should be considered.
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