Key result
The proposed AI-based recommendation system achieved a 43% higher rate of success in finding the optimal therapy plan compared to randomly generated exercise plans.
Why the study?
Does an AI-based recommendation system improve the success rate of finding optimal cardiac rehabilitation exercise plans compared to random generation?
Does an AI-based recommendation system improve the success rate of finding optimal cardiac rehabilitation exercise plans compared to random generation?
An AI-based recommendation system for cardiac rehabilitation exercise planning outperformed random plan generation by 43% in meeting simulated patient goals.
AI may aid cardiac rehab exercise planning; Level 5 evidence leaves open prospective clinical validation.
Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of death in modern society. There are many factors that must be taken into consideration when analyzing cardiovascular disease (CVD), such as a patient's quality of life, general well-being, diet, lifestyle, psychosocial effects, medical costs, and many other factors. Pharmaceutical interventions are the primary method of treating heart conditions, however, one of the most popular and widespread methods of treatment which often augments medication is Cardiac Rehabilitation Therapy (CRT). CRT programs have been shown to be an effective secondary prevention method for CVD. It can help reduce patient risk, as well as improve their recovery and overall health outcomes. In this paper, we propose a recommendation system for patient decision support, and a computational model for cardiac rehabilitation planning, in order to personalize and optimize the physical exercise therapy plan offered to patients, to meet their goals and needs. We tested our proposed model against randomly generated exercise plans, and found that our model was able to find the optimal therapy plan with a 43% higher rate of success on average relative to the random model, with regards to meeting patients' goals and needs. We believe our patient-centered solution to CRT will improve patient satisfaction, quality of life, and help reduce costs through improved efficacy and adherence to the therapy program, along with improved post-therapy cardiac health management.
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Ishraque et al. (2018) studied Cardiovascular disease. AI-based Cardiac Rehabilitation Therapy Exercise Recommendation System vs. Randomly generated exercise plans was evaluated on Finding the optimal therapy plan meeting patients' goals and needs (43% higher rate of success). The proposed AI-based recommendation system achieved a 43% higher rate of success in finding the optimal therapy plan compared to randomly generated exercise plans.
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