Why the study?
Regular physical activity provides biological, psychological, and social benefits in heart failure management, but clinicians must navigate barriers, evaluation methods, and tailored exercise approaches.
Population
Patients diagnosed with heart failure
Design
Narrative review
Key result
Regular physical activity and structured exercise programs improve cardiovascular function, enhance quality of life, and reduce disease-related complications in patients with heart failure.
Authors
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Supports exercise in heart failure care; leaves open optimal strategies to overcome barriers.
Regular physical activity, supported by supervised exercise and technological tools, is crucial for managing heart failure despite various physical, psychological, and socioeconomic barriers.
Dereli et al. (2025) conducted a review in Heart failure. Physical activity and exercise programs was evaluated. Regular physical activity and structured exercise programs improve cardiovascular function, enhance quality of life, and reduce disease-related complications in patients with heart failure.