Purpose: This study explored and described patients' experiences and perceptions of phase
1 cardiac rehabilitation (CR) after a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) at a public hospital …

Background Phase one cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is an essential component of care for
patients with coronary heart disease. With optimal program delivery, health outcomes can be …

OBJECTIVES: This study investigated phase 1 cardiac rehabilitation (P1CR) for patients
admitted with acute coronary syndrome and is the first to investigate P1CR in the UK in …

Objective: To examine concordance with phase‑one cardiac rehabilitation (CR) guidelines,
undertake an intervention that might optimise adherence to the guidelines, and establish a …

AIMS: Guidelines for cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programmes inform best practice. In
Aotearoa New Zealand, little information exists about the structure and services provided by …

Abstract Background Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) is a multicomponent tailored intervention
aiming to reduce lifestyle risk factors and promote health in patients post cardiovascular …

Objective Cardiovascular disease is a global epidemic, which is largely preventable.
Cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is demonstrated to be cost-effective and efficacious in high …

Objectives To identify cardiac patients' perceptions of their own health and health problems,
especially to establish patients' understanding of the main aims of cardiac rehabilitation; to …

Objective To elicit patients' preferences for cardiac rehabilitation (CR). Methods A Discrete
Choice Experiment was used to quantify patients' preferences for the delivery of CR. This …

Objective Phase II cardiac rehabilitation (CR) reduces cardiovascular risk factors, morbidity
and mortality after a cardiac event. Traditional Australian CR programs are located in …