Key result
Changes in physical activity, participation, cognition, motivation, and fatigue after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation were investigated, but no quantitative results were reported in the abstract.
Why the study?
To investigate the changes people with chronic cardiac conditions may experience after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation.
What are the short-term and long-term changes in physical activity, participation, cognition, motivation, and fatigue in people with chronic cardiac conditions after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation?
Observational
What are the short-term and long-term changes in physical activity, participation, cognition, motivation, and fatigue in people with chronic cardiac conditions after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation?
The study investigates changes in physical activity, participation, cognition, motivation, and fatigue after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation to inform occupational therapy practices.
May inform OT monitoring of activity and fatigue post-CR; leaves open need for trials to guide interventions.
Date Presented 04/06/19 This prospective observational study investigates the changes people with chronic cardiac conditions may experience after discharged from cardiac rehabilitation. The findings advance OT practitioners’ knowledge on short-term and long-term changes in physical activity and participation level, cognition, motivation, and fatigue and understanding of OT roles for people with chronic cardiac conditions who are postacute and postcardiac rehabilitation.
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Kim et al. (2019) conducted an observational in chronic cardiac conditions. Discharge from cardiac rehabilitation was evaluated on Changes in physical activity and participation level, cognition, motivation, and fatigue. Changes in physical activity, participation, cognition, motivation, and fatigue after discharge from cardiac rehabilitation were investigated, but no quantitative results were reported in the abstract.
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