Key result
The REACH-HF intervention, a comprehensive self-care support programme for heart failure patients and caregivers, demonstrated high levels of satisfaction and engagement in a feasibility study.
Population
23 patients with heart failure, 12 caregivers, and 7 trained facilitators at four sites in the UK
Design
Other
Follow-up
12 weeks
Authors
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Supports progression to efficacy trials; extends self-care evidence to caregiver-inclusive heart failure programs.
The REACH-HF intervention is a comprehensive, theoretically driven self-care and rehabilitation program developed to address the needs of heart failure patients and their caregivers, demonstrating high feasibility and acceptability in a pilot study.
Greaves et al. (2016) studied Heart failure (n=35). REACH-HF intervention was evaluated on Feasibility, acceptability, and quality of delivery. The REACH-HF intervention, a comprehensive self-care support programme for heart failure patients and caregivers, demonstrated high levels of satisfaction and engagement in a feasibility study.
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