TITLE: Impact of Post COVID Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Bangladesh
AUTHORS: anwar_physiobd , Dr Iqbal Kabir Jahid, K M Amran Hossain, Physiotherapist Shahoriar Ahmed , shafin.rubayet00 

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<div class = "text-blocks"><div class = "text-block"><div class = "justify" style = "text-align:justify"><span style = "font-weight:bold;">Executive summary: </span><span>The first confirmed case of COVID 19 in Bangladesh was on 8</span><span style = "vertical-align:super;">th</span><span> March 2020, then it subsequently rises and makes the government worried as well as for mass people of the country. Within 9</span><span style = "vertical-align:super;">th</span><span> March it reaches 100 and exceeded 200 cases within next two days. Almost every country taken therapeutic and nontherapeutic measures to control the devastating situation of SARS-CoV where in Bangladesh there is an ongoing debate whether the measures have been adopted adequately or efficiently. It seems government did not impose any strict rules and the mass people also seem not too serious to maintain just a simple rule of wearing a Musk, which seems fancy and impractical to them. However, the consequences of the impact of SARS CoVwas frustrating, until today confirmed case was 371631, death case 5405, recovered 284833 and in Isolation 81393 (evident from corona.gov.bd).Developed countries investing a lot in research to discover the vaccine that can fight SARS CoV. Health care professionals with adequate training act as frontline fighters for SARS-CoV where all over the globe Rehabilitation professionals act as crucial health care providers for post-COVID patients. For instance, our research has four phases where phase one is completed and phase two is under process. For now, we aimed to complete our phase three and four. </span><span style = "font-weight:bold;">Phase Three aim</span><span>: Identify the Functioning, disability, and other indicators of COVID-19 positive patients after recovery. </span></div><style>
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							</style></div><div class = "text-block"><div class = "justify" style = "text-align:center"><span>and </span><span style = "font-weight:bold;">Phase four aim</span><span>: evaluate the impact of physiotherapy and rehabilitation among the recovered COVID-19 patients.</span></div></div></div>

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?. BaselineFrom All 2000 participants will be laboratory-confirmed post-covid 19 recovered participants, 500 participants will be selected via simple random sampling procedure by computerized random conceal allocation
?. Baseline assessment act as pretest data
?. Group A 165±10
?. Group A will follow the booklet instructions for 4 weeksReceive booklet for awareness
?. Group B165±10
?. Group B will follow the advice for 4 weeks
?. Group C165±10Group C will receive telephonic intervention for 4 weeks
?. Intervention Respiratory rehabilitation1.Inspiratory muscle training if inspiratory muscles are weak 2. Diaphragmatic breathing 3. Thoracic expansion (with shoulder elevation) 4. Mobilization of respiratory muscles 5. Airway clearance techniques (as needed) 6. Positive expiratory devices will add if needed. Intervention Functional Rehabilitation 1. Muscle and joint range of motion 2. Strength testing 3. Balance 4. Exercise capacity – assess with the 6-minute walking test (continuous oxygen saturation monitoring included) 5. Cardiopulmonary exercise testing 6. Activities of Daily Living (ADL) devices will add if needed
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?. After 4 weeks follow-up data will be collected for  analysis