Key result
Quality of life measurement is a valuable tool for evaluating cardiac rehabilitation services, prompting recommendations to identify appropriate measures for routine clinical use.
Why the study?
Does the measurement of quality of life contribute to the evaluation of cardiac rehabilitation services?
Does the measurement of quality of life contribute to the evaluation of cardiac rehabilitation services?
Quality of life measurement is an important tool for evaluating and assessing cardiac rehabilitation services in routine clinical settings.
May support QoL assessment in cardiac rehabilitation; leaves open identification of optimal routine measures.
The case for evaluation in cardiac rehabilitation is outlined with particular emphasis on the role of quality of life measurement in the assessment of services. A range of studies evaluating quality of life in cardiac rehabilitation settings are described, and recommendations are made to help identify appropriate measures for use in routine clinical cardiac rehabilitation settings in the future.
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Hannah McGee (1996) studied this question. Quality of life measurement is a valuable tool for evaluating cardiac rehabilitation services, prompting recommendations to identify appropriate measures for routine clinical use.
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