Key result
Home-based aerobic exercise rehabilitation in patients with coronary heart disease increases peak oxygen uptake with good safety, while intelligent wearable technology enhances adherence.
Why the study?
Exercise rehabilitation is important in home-based rehabilitation of coronary heart disease, but a comprehensive model to assess its effectiveness, safety, and adherence has not yet been established.
Does home-based exercise rehabilitation improve effectiveness, safety, and adherence in patients with coronary heart disease?
Population
Patients with coronary heart disease across 26 studies
Comparison
Home-based exercise rehabilitation
Design
Systematic review
Authors
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Supports home-based aerobic rehabilitation with wearables for coronary heart disease; confirms benefits and extends tech-enhanced adherence strategies.
Systematic Review
Does home-based exercise rehabilitation improve effectiveness, safety, and adherence in patients with coronary heart disease?
Home-based exercise rehabilitation is effective and safe for patients with coronary heart disease, with future trends pointing towards personalized prescriptions and wearable technology to enhance adherence.
Xue et al. (2025) conducted a systematic review in Coronary heart disease. Home-based exercise rehabilitation was evaluated on Effectiveness (peak oxygen uptake, metabolic equivalents, 6-min walk test distance, quality of life), safety, and adherence. Home-based aerobic exercise rehabilitation in patients with coronary heart disease increases peak oxygen uptake with good safety, while intelligent wearable technology enhances adherence.
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