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2021 Annual Meeting: B205 Interventions to Improve Health-Related Behaviors in Cardiac Rehabilitation: What’s the Evidence?
The benefits of cardiac rehabilitation are dependent on the ability of patients to make behavioral changes. Smoking cessation, increases in physical activity, changes to diet, and medication adherence are all necessary for optimal secondary prevention. However, behavior change is challenging and may require intense or repeated intervention. In this session we will review the evidence for behavioral interventions that target these four common behavioral goals within the context of CR. Additionally, we will explore the issues with having multiple behavioral goals to target simultaneously and discuss the gaps in the current literature.
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The benefits of cardiac rehabilitation are dependent on the ability of patients to make behavioral changes. Smoking cessation, increases in physical activity, changes to diet, and medication adherence are all necessary for optimal secondary prevention. However, behavior change is challenging and may require intense or repeated intervention. In this session we will review the evidence for behavioral interventions that target these four common behavioral goals within the context of CR. Additionally, we will explore the issues with having multiple behavioral goals to target simultaneously and discuss the gaps in the current literature.
Learning Objectives:
- Review the importance of smoking cessation, physical activity, diet, and medication adherence for secondary prevention.
- Identify common barriers for patients to engage in behavior change
- Examine the existing evidence for interventions that have been tested to improve these behaviors within the context of CR.
- Discuss the issues with trying to intervene on multiple behaviors at once.
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Product includes: presentation recording, handouts, post test, evaluation, and CE certificate.
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