Why the study?
What are the baseline determinants of long-term rehabilitation outcomes in cardiac and psychosomatic patients following inpatient rehabilitation?
Population
376 patients across 5 samples evaluated 6 to 24 months after an inpatient rehabilitation treatment
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
6 to 24 months
Authors
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May guide baseline risk stratification in cardiac rehabilitation; leaves open whether modifying predictors improves outcomes in trials.
What are the baseline determinants of long-term rehabilitation outcomes in cardiac and psychosomatic patients following inpatient rehabilitation?
Psychological, socioeconomic, and medical factors present at the beginning of inpatient rehabilitation are significant predictors of long-term rehabilitation outcomes in cardiac and psychosomatic patients.
Myrtek et al. (1991) studied this question.
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