Why the study?
An early mobilization program combined with structured exercise training is recommended for acute heart failure, but had yet to be developed and implemented.
Does a progressive mobilization program reduce hospital stay and improve clinical outcomes in patients with acute heart failure?
Does a progressive mobilization program reduce hospital stay and improve clinical outcomes in patients with acute heart failure?
A progressive mobilization program reduces hospital stay and improves clinical outcomes in patients with acute heart failure.
May support early mobilization programs in acute HF; leaves open efficacy confirmation in randomized trials.
Background: Early ambulation has been shown to be associated with shorter hospital stay and better clinical outcomes in patients with acute heart failure (HF). Early mobilization program in combination with structured exercise training is recommended, but has yet to be developed and implemented in HF.
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