Why the study?
The study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of evidence-based exercise and early mobilization on physiological and psychological outcomes following cardiac surgery.
Does evidence based exercise and early mobilization improve physiological and psychological outcomes in adult patients undergoing cardiac surgeries?
Population
100 adult patients of both sexes undergoing cardiac surgeries
Comparison
Evidence-based exercise and early mobilization vs control group
Design
Quasi-experimental study
Authors
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May support early mobilization post-cardiac surgery; leaves open confirmation of benefits in larger RCTs.
Does evidence based exercise and early mobilization improve physiological and psychological outcomes in adult patients undergoing cardiac surgeries?
Evidence-based exercise and early mobilization significantly improve physiological parameters and reduce pain, anxiety, and depressive symptoms in patients following cardiac surgery.
Mosa et al. (2022) studied this question.
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