Key result
Rehabilitation is increasingly recognized as the third phase of medical care, essential for managing the growing population of patients with chronic disabling cardiovascular diseases.
Population
Patients with cardiovascular disease and chronic disabling diseases
Design
Review
Authors
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Rehabilitation merits priority in chronic CV disease pathways; leaves open optimal program design and outcome confirmation in routine care.
Highlights the growing importance of rehabilitation as the 'third phase of medical care' for patients with chronic cardiovascular diseases.
Benton et al. (1953) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular Disease. Rehabilitation was evaluated. Rehabilitation is increasingly recognized as the third phase of medical care, essential for managing the growing population of patients with chronic disabling cardiovascular diseases.
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