Key result
A survey of 100 people in selected villages of Visnagar supported that knowledge of cardiac rehabilitation is a useful method to promote overall health.
Why the study?
Cardiovascular diseases account for 31% of deaths globally, prompting an assessment of cardiac rehabilitation knowledge among people in selected villages of Visnagar.
Cross-Sectional (n=100)
This survey highlights the perceived usefulness of cardiac rehabilitation knowledge for health promotion among villagers in Visnagar.
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) cause 31% of all deaths worldwide[1]. This indicator reaches 39%-47% (for females and males, respectively) in Europe[2] and most deaths in the United States are due a CVD[3]. The annual global number of CVD deaths is 17.9 million; these mainly (85%) due to coronary artery disease (CAD) and stroke. Objective: The aim of the research was to assess the Knowledge Regarding Cardiac Rehabilitation Among People in Selected Villages Of Visnagar.” Methodology: The research design selected for the study was (Non-experimental survey Design). Sampling Techniques (non-probability convenient sampling) was used to obtain sample of 100 who satisfied the inclusion criteria. Conclusion: The following conclusion are drawn from the study the knowledge of cardiac rehabilitation could be useful for people to improve their health. The expected survey result supported the knowledge of cardiac rehabilitation one of the best method to promote the overall health of people.
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A 2023 study reported a cross-sectional. Cardiac rehabilitation knowledge was evaluated on Knowledge regarding cardiac rehabilitation. A survey of 100 people in selected villages of Visnagar supported that knowledge of cardiac rehabilitation is a useful method to promote overall health.
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