The main contents of hypertension rehabilitation assessment include

Rehabilitation assessment mainly includes blood pressure and ambulatory blood pressure measurement, cardiopulmonary function measurement, quality of life related assessment and activities of daily living assessment.

1, subjective evaluation: In this step, rehabilitation professionals communicate face to face with patients to collect patients' subjective feelings and descriptions. Including the patient's medical history, pain description, daily activities and psychosocial factors. The purpose of this stage is to understand the problems and needs of patients and evaluate the priority of rehabilitation treatment.

2. Objective: In this step, rehabilitation professionals objectively evaluate patients by using various objective testing and measuring tools. These tests can include strength measurement, range measurement, balance test, gait analysis, etc. The purpose of this link is to obtain objective data of patients, so as to determine their rehabilitation needs and formulate treatment plans.

3. Evaluation: In this step, rehabilitation professionals comprehensively analyze and evaluate patients according to subjective and objective evaluation results, so as to provide rehabilitation professionals with a deep understanding of patients' conditions, help them formulate effective treatment strategies, and promote patients' rehabilitation and functional recovery.

4. Planning: It is a dynamic process, which requires close cooperation between rehabilitation professionals and patients. The goal is to provide individualized rehabilitation programs to promote patients' rehabilitation and functional recovery. In the whole treatment process, rehabilitation professionals should make timely evaluation and adjustment according to the needs and progress of patients to ensure the effectiveness and adaptability of treatment.

Application of SOAP method

1. Implementation of treatment: In the treatment stage, rehabilitation professionals will carry out rehabilitation intervention according to the established treatment plan. This may involve physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychotherapy and other different rehabilitation methods to help patients recover their functions and improve their quality of life. In the whole treatment process, rehabilitation professionals should make timely evaluation and adjustment according to the needs and progress of patients to ensure the effectiveness and adaptability of treatment.

2. Education and guidance: The rehabilitation process includes providing information, education and guidance to patients and their family members. Rehabilitation professionals can help patients and their families understand the process of rehabilitation, the goals and methods of treatment, and how to support the rehabilitation process in daily life through communication and providing relevant information. And help them formulate effective treatment strategies to promote patients' rehabilitation and functional recovery.