Long-term exercise adherence in patients with heart failure: A qualitative study.
作者： Shane Warehime , Danae Dinkel , Windy Alonso , Bunny Pozehl
DOI: 10.1016/J.HRTLNG.2020.08.016
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摘要: Abstract Background Regular exercise is associated with numerous benefits; yet up to 91% of patients heart failure (HF) do not regularly. This study explored factors supporting long-term adherence in HF. Design was a qualitative multiple-case study. Methods Data were collected via semi-structured interviews from HF at completion an 18-month intervention health care facility and analyzed using directed content analysis approach. Results Participants (n=22) identified perceived status, scheduling/making part routine, social support coaches family, knowledge about exercise, motivation/perseverance as supports for adherence. Conclusions Perceived status may be key when promoting this population. Knowledge, family members, motivation should considered
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