Acute myocardial infarction (AMI) is an important health problem. Cardiac rehabilitation (CR)
programs following AMI have shown to be effective in reducing mortality. We aim to …

Background Although evidence exists for the efficacy of cardiac rehabilitation programmes
to reduce morbidity and mortality among patients with cardiovascular disease, cardiac …

Background The present systematic review and meta-analysis examines studies published
in the past 10 years that described cardiac rehabilitation (CR) enrollment among women …

Background Policy makers, clinicians and researchers are demonstrating increasing interest
in using data linked from multiple sources to support measurement of clinical performance …

Background Despite its efficacy and cost-effectiveness, exercise-based cardiac
rehabilitation is undertaken by less than one-third of clinically eligible cardiac patients in …

Background Heart failure is a common and costly condition, particularly in the elderly. A
range of models of interventions have shown the capacity to decrease hospitalizations and …

Background Resistance training has demonstrated efficacy in cardiac rehabilitation
programs, but the optimal prescription of resistance training is unknown. This systematic …

Objective: To estimate the incremental effects on cost and quality of life of cardiac
rehabilitation after an acute coronary syndrome. Design: Open randomised controlled trial …

Cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is the sum of interventions required to ensure the best physical,
psychological and social conditions so that patients with cardiac disease may assume their …

Background Cardiac rehabilitation can reduce mortality, improve cardiac risk factor profile
and reduce readmissions; yet uptake remains low at 30%. This research aims to investigate …