Background: Participation in cardiac rehabilitation (CR) benefits patients with coronary heart
disease (CHD), yet worldwide only some 15–30% of those eligible attend. To improve …

Background: Greater participation in cardiac rehabilitation improves morbidity and mortality
in people with coronary heart disease, but little is understood of patients' decisions to …

BACKGROUND: Cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention programs can prevent
heart disease in high-risk populations. However, up to half of all patients referred to these …

Background: International research indicates that attendance of patients to a proposed
cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programme varies between 21% and 75%. Addressing the …

Background Treatment plan adherence is recognized as a worldwide health issue,
particularly important in the management of cardiovascular patients. Healthcare …

The complexity of social problems addressed by the social work profession makes mixed
methods research an essential tool. This literature review examined common quantitative …

Aims To discuss issues in the theorization and study of gender observed during a qualitative
meta‐synthesis of influences on uptake of secondary prevention and cardiac rehabilitation …

wong ely, woo j., cheung awl & yeung p.‐y.(2011) Determinants of participation in a fall
assessment and prevention programme among elderly fallers in Hong Kong: prospective …

Importance Many older survivors of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) experience functional
decline, an outcome of primary importance to older adults. Mobility impairment has been …

In people with Coronary Heart Disease (CHD), poor adherence to medication, exercise, and
dietary recommendations can compromise prognosis. This study investigated respective …