Exercise is Medicine: A Global Health Initiative.

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Exercise is Medicine: A Global Health Initiative

If exercise could be packed in a pill, it would be the single most widely prescribed and beneficial medicine in the nation. Robert N. Butler, M.D. Former Director, National Institute on Aging

“In view of the prevalence, global reach and health effect of physical inactivity, the issue should be appropriately described as pandemic, with far-reaching health, economic, environmental and social consequences.” July 2012

Global Epidemic of Inactivity WHO. Global health risks: mortality and burden of disease attributable to selected major risks

The 15 leading causes of death in 2013 were: 1. Heart Disease 2. Malignant neoplasms (cancer) 3. Chronic lower respiratory diseases 4. Cerebrovascular diseases (stroke) 5. Accidents (unintentional injuries) 6. Alzheimer’s disease 7. Diabetes 8. Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome and nephrosis (kidney disease) 9. Influenza and pneumonia 10. Intentional self-harm (suicide) 11. Septicemia 12. Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis 13. Essential hypertension and hypertensive renal disease 14. Parkinson’s disease 15. Pneumonitis due to solids and liquids Leading Causes of Death in the U.S.

All-Cause Death Rates by CRF Categories – 3,120 Women and 10,224 Men Blair SN. JAMA 1989 Cardiorespiratory Fitness & Mortality

40,842 men & 12,943 women from the Aerobic Cooper Longitudinal Study Effect of CRF on Mortality Effect of CRF on Mortality Attributable Fractions (%) for All-Cause Deaths Blair SN. Br J Sports Med 2009; 43:1-2.

Exercise is a Medicine Physicians should prescribe it, Patients should take it! Instead of an allergy, exercise may be the long sought vaccine to prevent chronic disease and extend life Are we reaching a point where NOT prescribing physical activity should be consider patient neglect?

NO! Do You Really Think We have a Chance Without Exercise? Obesity Coronary artery disease Diabetes Hypertension Cancer Depression and anxiety Arthritis Osteoporosis Etc, etc, etc… Physicians Patients

We have to get people moving Regularly Active Out of the chair & off the couch Engaged in an Active, Healthy Lifestyle

What if there was one prescription that could prevent and treat dozens of diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension and obesity… Would you prescribe it to your patients? Certainly! - Robert E. Sallis, M.D., FACSM, EIM Global Center Chairman

Exercise is Medicine® is a global initiative to establish physical activity as a standard in healthcare. EIM’s Goal is Transformational Change  To institutionalize physical activity assessment & prescription into Global Healthcare Systems

Exercise is Medicine (EIM) Global Health Initiative Presence Key No EIM presence EIM presence EIM Regional Centers Canada USA Mexico Costa Rica Brazil Ecuador Colombia Venezuela Paraguay UK Portugal Spain Norway Sweden Germany China Russia Turkey Kenya South Africa Australia Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Thailand Ghana Argentina Chile Uruguay Switzerland Czech Republic Slovakia Singapore Kuwait UAE Lebanon Israel Aruba Hungary Qatar Jordan Puerto Rico

The Exercise is Medicine® Solution Three basic modules are necessary to establish physical activity as a standard in healthcare EIM Solution Healthcare Systems Community Resources Active Health Technology

EIM Solution Healthcare Systems Community Resources Active Health Technology Health Care Providers adopt the EIM Solution by integrating and implementing the clinician module(steps 1-3)

1. Physical Activity Assessment Clinicians and their healthcare team assess physical activity levels during every patient visits. 2. Physical Activity Prescription Utilization of simple, fast, and effective tools for prescribing physical activity in the right “dose” for the prevention, treatment and management of chronic medical conditions. 3. Referral to a Physical Activity Network Providing a list of programs, places, and professionals that offer the patient a selection of options that meet their individual needs and personal preferences to fill their physical activity prescription. Healthcare Systems Use the clinician module (steps 1-3) to promote physical activity to patients

Physical activity can be quickly and efficiently assessed in the clinic setting through the use of the Physical Activity Vital Sign (PAVS). The PAVS is a simple 2 item questionnaire that can determine weekly minutes of moderate intensity physical activity. Healthcare teams can then assess whether patients are meeting national physical activity recommendations and adjust their treatment accordingly. The PAVS is most effective when embedded as a “vital sign” in the electronic medical record (EMR). 1. Physical Activity Assessment Healthcare professionals initiate a conversation about physical activity by assessing their current activity levels Healthcare Systems

2. Physical Activity Prescription Healthcare professionals provide their patients with a prescription as a first step in promoting physical activity to their patient Using the results from the PAVS, healthcare providers can provide the patient with an appropriate physical activity prescription. Physical activity prescriptions are based on both identified health risks and American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) evidence-based guidelines. Prescriptions can be provided to each patient through the use of EIM prescription pads or web-based tools. Prescriptions can then be filled through referral to existing community resources.

An Electronic Physical Activity Prescription Tool

Your Prescription for Health Series

3. Physical Activity Referral Healthcare teams refer their patients to existing resources to support their efforts to become more active. Healthcare Systems Healthcare providers help their patients fill their exercise prescription by referring them to existing community resources. This may include directing patients to self-managed physical activity programs that can be performed independently. Other patients may need more structured programs that meet their individual health risks, abilities, and environmental needs. Existing community resources, such as certified programs, conducted at recognized places, hosted by credentialed professionals, may better engage patients in lifestyle modification strategies.

Referrals to qualified PA programs delivered by credentialed EIM Professionals at EIM recognized places

Clinic - END GOAL No patient should leave a physician’s practice without: An assessment of their current physical activity levels - and - A physical activity prescription and referral to qualified resources for further counseling.

EIM Solution Healthcare Systems Community Resources Active Health Technology Existing Community Resources are utilized to support patients in increasing their physical activity levels (step 4).

Utilizing existing community resources to create a physical activity referral network to serve at-risk community population groups including those who suffer from obesity, sedentary lifestyles, and may have chronic diseases and conditions. Training professionals in the community and developing specialized programs to provide assistance for referred patient. Serving as a trusted referral source to which healthcare providers can send their at-risk patients. Community Resources 4. Establishing a Physical Activity Referral Network Providing patients with convenient, local access to credentialed EIM Professionals, EIM qualified PA Programs and EIM recognized Places

PA Intervention Advisors The role of the PA Intervention Advisor is to serve as a link – a middle person - between the healthcare team and the existing community resources Some systems may not have or use PA intervention advisors, but these professionals can serve as key “links” encouraging patients to follow through on their “prescription” PA intervention advisors may also be particularly useful in engaging hard-to-reach, at-risk patients and empowering them to be more physically active

Credentialed EIM Professionals Certification of exercise and fitness professionals who are trained to work with at-risk populations Trained to deliver multi-faceted physical activity programs that include structured physical activity, as we all as lifestyle modification strategies May also support self-management programs Credentialed to work with either low, moderate, or high risk patients to meet the high standards required by healthcare providers and payers

Qualified PA Intervention Programs Structured PA, health education and lifestyle change strategies designed that: Prevent and manage non-communicable chronic diseases Combat obesity and sedentary lifestyles Extend therapeutic and rehabilitative care

Safe and convenient locations in the community for at-risk population groups to participate in PA programs Recognized EIM Places Municipal Community Centers Park & Recreational Facilities Hospital Wellness Centers Medical Fitness Facilities YMCA Facility Locations Physical Therapy Clinics Commercial Health Clubs School System Facilities Corporate Health Centers Other Appropriate Spaces

EIM Solution = Building a Bridge of Trust between Healthcare Stakeholders and Community Resources

EIM Solution Healthcare Systems Community Resources Active Health Technology Active Health Outcomes uses the power of technology for tracking participation, conducting assessments and reporting (step 5)

EIM Solution: Utilizing Technology Armed with leading edge technology, EIM Professionals effectively deliver PA programs, promote and track participation, conduct assessments and report measurable individual and aggregate outcomes Active Health Technology Collecting PA program participation data using web applications and tablets

Active Health Outcomes Usable, clear, easy-to-read graphs and charts showing outcome analytics that link back to the health care provider enable educated decisions concerning participation in physical activity programs.

Usable, clear, easy-to-read graphs and charts showing outcome analytics that link back to the health care provider enable educated decisions concerning participation in PA programs. 1.Enrollment 2.Prescription 3.Referral 4.Delivery 5.Participation 6.Assessments 7.Collection 8.Outcomes Active Health IT Platform (engagement to outcomes) Active Health IT

Healthcare Payers reimburse eligible patients, employees & beneficiaries to participate in the EIM Network EIM impacts Public Health by assisting the underserved to participate in the EIM Network Intervention Advisors/Navigators assist patients with: Enrollment Assess Readiness EIM Prescription EIM Referral Intervention Advisors/Navigators assist patients with: Enrollment Assess Readiness EIM Prescription EIM Referral Qualified PA Intervention Programs delivered at recognized Places by credentialed EIM Professionals EIM Network Transition Engagement Healthcare Providers Physical Activity assessment and prescription & direct patients to the EIM Network Active Health IT Platform (engagement to outcomes) The EIM Solution: A Comprehensive Model Shared by Providers, Payers and Public Health to provide a critical mass of community participation in PA programs

The EIM Solution The EIM Solution begins with the engagement of Healthcare Providers and Payers sending at-risk Populations to an EIM Network for participation in culturally-adapted, specialized physical activity intervention programs.