Mobile cardiac rehabilitation: A feasible alternative for patients with cardiovascular diseases having insufficient social support and hospital access
Mobile cardiac rehabilitation: A feasible alternative for patients with cardiovascular diseases having insufficient social support and hospital access
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移动心脏康复：对于社会支持和医院机会不足的心血管疾病患者来说，一种可行的选择
DOI：
10.1016/j.ijcard.2023.03.017
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Momosaki Ryo
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作者：
Kambayashi Saya;Kato Yuki;Hori Asuka;Momosaki Ryo
我们阅读了Martijn S等人发表的文章，其中饶有兴趣地讨论了心脏康复（CR）参与与心理社会因素之间的关系[1]。作者表明，健康素养和社会支持在CR的非参与者中很低。公司责任参与率低是一个关键问题。此外，获得CR低健康素养和社会supports.We建议移动的CR的心血管疾病患者几乎没有社会支持和医院作为一种策略，以提高参与。移动的医疗项目有几个成功的例子。使用定制的移动的货车的糖尿病护理在许多城市贫困人群中成功地传播了糖尿病和肥胖的意识、筛查和管理[2]。与其他社区诊所相比，一辆移动的保健货车使服务不足的妇女能够更早地获得产前护理[3]。移动的采血推动了血液供应的增加，而在COVID-19大流行期间，血液供应有所下降[4]。我们相信，通过使用配备有医生、物理治疗师、自行车测力计和心电图监视器的车辆，可以提供移动的CR服务。移动的CR可以在组设置中执行。这将使患者比单独执行移动的CR更有动力。
We read the article published by Martijn S et al., which discussed the relationship between cardiac rehabilitation (CR) participation and psychosocial factors with great interest [1]. The authors showed that health literacy and social support were low among nonparticipants in CR. Low participation rates in CR are a critical issue. Additionally, access to CR for patients with low health literacy and social support should be improved.We suggest mobile CR for patients with cardiovascular diseases having little social support and poor access to hospitals as a strategy for improving participation. There are several successful examples of mobile medical projects. Diabetes care using a customized mobile van was successful in spreading awareness, screening, and management of diabetes and obesity in numerous urban underprivileged populations [2]. A mobile health van allowed underserved women earlier access to prenatal care compared to other community clinics [3]. Mobile blood collection drives increased blood supply, which dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic [4]. We believe that providing mobile CR service is possible by using a vehicle equipped with a doctor, physical therapist, cycle ergometers, and electrocardiogram monitor. Mobile CR could be performed in a group setting. This would make patients more motivated than performing mobile CR individually.