Monitoring cardiovascular responses helps in assessing exercise tolerance and safety.
Patient assessment aims to understand individual risk factors and customize rehabilitation strategies accordingly.
Assessing patient knowledge helps in providing tailored education to improve self-care and adherence to treatment plans.
Smoking cessation is crucial for reducing cardiovascular risk and improving rehabilitation outcomes.
Medication adherence assessment ensures patients are following prescribed treatment plans effectively.
Comorbidities can impact cardiovascular health and guide the management approach in rehabilitation.
Exercise tolerance assessment guides the development of exercise prescriptions in cardiac rehabilitation.
Dietary assessment methods like dietary recall or food diaries provide insights into eating patterns and nutritional intake
The Transtheoretical Model assesses a patient's readiness and willingness to adopt healthier behaviors.
Psychosocial assessment helps identify emotional and social factors that may affect patient outcomes and adherence to treatment.
The 6-minute walk test assesses functional capacity and helps determine appropriate exercise prescriptions
