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An interdisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation program for patients recovering from cardiac events involves a seven-level progression of physical activity, education, and emotional support.
This article outlines a comprehensive, interdisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation program designed to support patients recovering from myocardial infarction or cardiac surgery through physical, educational, and psychological interventions.
Provides a phased rehab framework; leaves open its superiority to standard care in outcomes.
This article describes an interdisciplinary program of cardiac rehabilitation that integrates physical therapy with medical, nursing, nutritional, and psychological assessment and treatment. Hospitalized patients recovering from myocardial infarction or cardiac surgery progress through a seven-level program of physical activity, education, and emotional support. These components of the program continue during their early home period and again are integrated during the active training period. In the active training period, patients participate in support groups and receive nutritional, exercise, and medical education and engage in one hour of exercise three times weekly. In all phases, considerable attention is given to the development of behavioral skills necessary for long-term adherence to healthy life style habits.
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Davidson et al. (1985) studied Myocardial infarction or cardiac surgery. Interdisciplinary program of cardiac rehabilitation was evaluated. An interdisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation program for patients recovering from cardiac events involves a seven-level progression of physical activity, education, and emotional support.
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