Why the study?
Validation of the Duke Activity Status Index had not been thoroughly explored in Chinese cardiovascular disease patients, whose cultural and lifestyle differences may influence comprehension and responses.
Does the Chinese version of the DASI accurately assess exercise capacity compared to CPET in Chinese patients with cardiovascular disease?
Population
107 outpatients diagnosed with CVD
Comparison
Chinese version of the DASI vs CPET
Design
Cultural adaptation and validation study
Authors
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May support DASI use in Chinese CVD patients; leaves open larger prospective validation.
Does the Chinese version of the DASI accurately assess exercise capacity compared to CPET in Chinese patients with cardiovascular disease?
The culturally adapted Chinese version of the DASI is a valid and reliable tool for assessing exercise capacity in Chinese patients with cardiovascular disease.
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