Key result
Planned trial evaluates message-framed exercise rehabilitation education on adherence in post-PCI patients.
Why the study?
Post-PCI exercise rehabilitation adherence is low, and existing education focuses on content while ignoring how message expression influences patient cognition and behavior.
Does a message-framed exercise rehabilitation education program improve exercise adherence in post-PCI patients?
Population
Post-PCI patients
Comparison
Gain vs loss framing and narrative vs non-narrative framing across four intervention groups
Design
2 × 2 factorial randomized controlled trial protocol
Follow-up
3-month post-intervention
Authors
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This study protocol describes a 2x2 factorial randomized trial to determine if message framing (gain vs. loss, narrative vs. non-narrative) improves exercise adherence in post-PCI patients.
Does a message-framed exercise rehabilitation education program improve exercise adherence in post-PCI patients?
This study protocol describes a 2x2 factorial randomized trial to determine if message framing (gain vs. loss, narrative vs. non-narrative) improves exercise adherence in post-PCI patients.
Zhao et al. (2026) studied Coronary heart disease (post-PCI) (n=100). Message-framed exercise rehabilitation education program vs. Different message framing conditions (gain vs. loss framing, narrative vs. non-narrative framing) was evaluated on Exercise adherence. A planned 2x2 factorial randomized controlled trial will evaluate the effects of a message-framed exercise rehabilitation education program on exercise adherence in 100 post-PCI patients.
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