Why the study?
Does participation in cardiac rehabilitation improve self-efficacy and reduce barriers to a healthy diet in adults recovering from an acute cardiac event?
Population
51 adults diagnosed with or recovering from an acute cardiac event, treatment, or intervention who received…
Comparison
Participation in phase II cardiac rehabilitation vs Nonparticipation in phase II cardiac…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
12 weeks after hospital discharge
Authors
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Cardiac rehabilitation was associated with greater dietary self-efficacy; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Does participation in cardiac rehabilitation improve self-efficacy and reduce barriers to a healthy diet in adults recovering from an acute cardiac event?
Participation in cardiac rehabilitation is associated with greater self-efficacy and fewer perceived barriers to maintaining a healthy diet at 12 weeks post-discharge.
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