Key result
In a qualitative study of 23 Indonesian women, attendance in phase two cardiac rehabilitation was primarily driven by the desire to resume previous social roles in the family and society.
Why the study?
Despite recognized benefits of cardiac rehabilitation in cardiovascular disease, women's attendance rates remain suboptimal, prompting exploration of factors influencing their attendance in Indonesia.
What factors influence women's attendance in a phase two cardiac rehabilitation programme in Indonesia?
What factors influence women's attendance in a phase two cardiac rehabilitation programme in Indonesia?
Women's attendance in cardiac rehabilitation in Indonesia is driven by the desire to resume social roles, peer connection, and contextual support, highlighting the need for tailored programs.
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Suggests tailoring Indonesian CR programs to social role resumption; leaves open generalizability beyond this qualitative sample.
Sutantri et al. (2019) studied Cardiovascular disease (n=23). Phase two cardiac rehabilitation programme was evaluated on Factors influencing attendance in a phase two cardiac rehabilitation programme. In a qualitative study of 23 Indonesian women, attendance in phase two cardiac rehabilitation was primarily driven by the desire to resume previous social roles in the family and society.
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