… Physical therapy of cardiac and cardiac surgery patients remains an important healthcare
sphere owing to the prevalence of cardiac … : the patient's perception. Braz J Cardiovasc Surg. …

… did not change the way patients perceived their physical therapists (Overmeer, Boersma, …
level of therapeutic alliance between cardiac surgery patients and their physical therapists. …

… Perceived barriers to CR participation was assessed using the … This study found that patients
who undergo cardiac surgery have significant improvement in mental and physical quality …

… significantly influenced physical activity after cardiac surgery. … physical activity strategies for
postoperative cardiac patients. … the importance of physical activity, negative perceptions, and …

… of patients in the postoperative period of cardiac surgery who … a positive impact on
cardiovascular conditioning and ventilatory … , it is common to perceive the same therapy for all …

… Despite multidisciplinary teams playing a key role in the ICR phase in some institutions,
they provided limited supportive care or patient-centred care; patients perceived healthcare …

… through both patient rating of perceived instability and surgeon measurement of instability. …
Patient rating of perceived sternal instability. At the patient’s first follow-up appointment, the …

… of patient care after cardiac surgery, and it required proper pain assessment. The aim of the
study was to assess pain perception … analgesics prescribing patterns post cardiac surgery. …

… poor, indicating a gap in perception between medical staff and patients. Therefore, further
… started on postoperative days 1–2 and was conducted twice daily by physical therapists or …

… Thijs I, Fresiello L, Oosterlinck W, Sinnaeve P, Rega F 2019 Assessment of physical activity
by wearable technology during rehabilitation after cardiac surgery: Explorative prospective …