Cross-sectional study finds adaptive capacity improves hospital discharge readiness among AMI patients, suggesting better support can enhance outcomes.
Key Points
The study examines how adaptive capacity relates to hospital discharge readiness in AMI patients.
Cross-sectional observational study conducted in Shanghai, China.
Included 373 patients diagnosed with acute myocardial infarction.
Data collected using demographic checklists and various questionnaires.
Statistical analyses were performed using Logistic regression and Pearson Chi-squared test.
51.7% of AMI patients showed low readiness for hospital discharge.
A significant positive correlation exists between adaptive capacity and hospital discharge readiness (OR = 1.53).
Dimensions of adaptive capacity like resourceful and focused had a correlation (OR = 1.55), while self-initiated and knowing-based had a stronger correlation (OR = 2.26).