Key result
A qualitative study of 14 health professionals identified complex patient, social, and service-related barriers to CHD secondary prevention, including poor hospital-to-community information flow.
Population
14 health professionals (8 primary and 6 secondary care) in a region of the West of Scotland
Design
Other
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Highlights implementation gaps in CHD secondary prevention; hypothesis-generating for targeted interventions to improve transitions.
Qualitative evaluation highlights that successful implementation of individualized cardiac rehabilitation requires addressing complex socio-economic barriers and improving intersectoral communication.
Clark et al. (2002) studied Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) (n=14). Secondary prevention services for CHD was evaluated on Perceived provision of secondary prevention services for CHD. A qualitative study of 14 health professionals identified complex patient, social, and service-related barriers to CHD secondary prevention, including poor hospital-to-community information flow.
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