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2. Rehabilitasi paru dengan latihan harmonika selama 6 minggu dapat

diaplikasikan pada penderita PPOK stabil.

3. Latihan memainkan alat musik hisap tiup harmonika dapat digunakan pada

tatalaksana PPOK stabil diRSUD Dr. Moewardi sehingga tercapai

penatalaksanaan yang lebih adekuat dengan prinsip teratur, terukur, dan ajeg.

4. Hospital dan home based pulmonary rehabilitation dengan latihan harmonika

sebagai bagian rehabilitasi paru menunjukan manfaat dan meningkatkan

kapasitas inspirasi, menurunkan gejala sesak napas, meningkatkan kapasitas

latihan, dan kualitas hidup penderita PPOK stabil.

5. Penelitian latihan alat musik hisap tiup harmonika dengan metode crossed

over, yaitu dengan mengganti peran kelompok perlakuan dan kontrol. Hal ini

dapat dilakukan untuk melihat pengaruh rehabilitasi dengan harmonika

terhadap kedua kelompok.

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