Cardiac rehabilitation program
Adherence, experiences and attitudes of patients included in an early e-health cardiac rehabilitation program
... e-health cardiac rehabilitation ...online program. In general, participants were satisfied with the program, with a mean satisfaction grade of ...online program, the program ...
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Original Article Application of optimized cardiac rehabilitation program in exercise tolerance and quality of life of elderly patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention for acute myocardial infarction
... optimized cardiac rehabilitation program (OCRP) in improving exer- cise tolerance (ET) and life quality (QL) of elderly patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for acute ...
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Gender differences among ischemic heart disease patients enrolled in a cardiac rehabilitation program
... the cardiac rehabilitation ...the program following revascularization after a significantly longer period of time (20 days on average) compared to ...the program, both men and women had a ...
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Feasibility of an exercise intervention for fatigued breast cancer patients at a community-based cardiac rehabilitation program
... a cardiac rehabilitation program can be leveraged for cancer survivors, however that this should likely occur in a cancer survivor group setting rather than on an individual basis within that ...
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Effects of a comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation program on quality of life and exercise tolerance in women: A retrospective analysis
... CR program resulted in an improvement in physical, psychosocial, worry, nutrition, and symptom domains of QOL in younger and older ...CR program[19] (in depressed and non-depressed ...CR program not ...
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Effects of a Cardiac Rehabilitation Program in Patients with Congenital Heart Disease
... the program, measured by the questionnaire that patient filled in at the end of the program, 24 of the 30 patients noticed a significant improvement in their quality of ...
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Concordance in health behaviors among post-cardiac rehabilitation patients and their spouses
... between cardiac patients and their partners at the end of a cardiac rehabilitation program and that there are no differences in health behaviors between post-cardiac patients and their ...
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Early cardiac rehabilitation through eHealth : a quasi experimental study on the effect of early cardiac rehabilitation on postoperative recovery of patients after open heart surgery
... of cardiac rehabilitation, patients are facing 6 weeks in which they try to pick up their daily activities and find a way to handle the psychological aspect of diagnoses and treatment of the cardiac ...
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A systematic review of economic evaluations of cardiac rehabilitation
... system, cardiac rehabilitation was the dominant strategy compared to no cardiac re- habilitation with $1,773 (2001 US dollars) per life-year saved at 14 months ...undergoing cardiac ...
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Volume 5, Issue 3, 2019
... the cardiac rehabilitation will cost the countries even ...the cardiac incidents ...the cardiac rehabilitation program and the latest studies shows the exercises should starts ...
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The Borderline Issue of Ethics in the Future Medicine: Privacy Solutions for the Communication Systems in Telemedicine
... The Cardiac Rehabilitation Program has been designed to use mobile solution for cardiac patients, in order to guide them through their Rehabilitation Process after an Acute ...
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Patient perspectives of participating in the cardiac CopenHeartRFA rehabilitation program for patients treated with ablation for atrial fibrillation
... the cardiac rehabilitation ...the program?”; “What did it mean to you to participate in the exercise training – and in the consultations with a nurse?”; “Can you give me some examples of what you ...
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Maintenance of Functional Capacity and Hemodynamic Responses After Discharge from Cardiac Rehabilitation
... in cardiac patients two and a half years after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation ...II cardiac rehabilitation program between 2011 and ...
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Effect of cardiac rehabilitation on quality of life, depression and anxiety in Asian patients
... of cardiac rehabilitation, which is related to non-adherence to the cardiac rehabilitation program, could be further investigated, in order to obtain information, which could be used to ...
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How do hospital administrators perceive cardiac rehabilitation in a publicly funded health care system?
... Table 4 summarizes respondents’ attitudes regarding CR. HAs strongly agreed that CR programs provide ben- efits beyond what primary care can offer, and were con- cordant that their local CR program was of good ...
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In the modern era of percutaneous coronary intervention: Is cardiac rehabilitation engagement purely a patient or a service level decision?
... One of the most telling finding to emerge from the analysis is that patients who were given a firm date to attend the initial CR assessment were over four times more likely to engage in CR (OR 4.443). Also, patients who ...
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Age Dependency of Clinical Characteristics of Patients Participating Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Results from the German
... at rehabilitation start. Although during the rehabilitation program of three weeks the cardiovascular risk pattern still could be improved (Table 4) a major task of modern cardiovascular re- ...
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Perceptions of cardiac rehabilitation patients, specialists and rehabilitation programs regarding cardiac rehabilitation wait times
... Each survey included sociodemographic and health service/clinical items (as applicable; e.g., program char- acteristics, province) assessed through forced-choice re- sponse options. In the patient survey, ...
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Relationship of physical fitness, depression and mortality in a cardiac rehabilitation cohort
... cardiac rehabilitation by fitness level at baseline Table 10:7 Percentage of participants who completed or did not complete cardiac rehabilitation by depression category at baseline Tabl[r] ...
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“Struggling with practices” – a qualitative study of factors influencing the implementation of clinical quality registries for cardiac rehabilitation in England and Denmark
... The informants´ expectations that documentation per se will lead to acknowledgement of CR is mirrored in a recent report by the World Health Organization, where use of national audits to document provision, quality and ...
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