Creation and evaluation of WEB contents which promote heart rehabilitation at-home

研究结果综述(中文)：基于家庭的心脏康复应该被证明在不同的维度上有效。因此，这项研究试图提供与家庭心脏康复相关的网络内容，并对这些内容进行评估，以鼓励心脏病患者在出院后自行管理自己的疾病。对出院后未接受特殊心脏康复治疗的患者进行了疾病自我管理的调查。小组访谈和统计研究表明，约70%的患者在出院后一个月内重新融入社会，出院后锻炼习惯有所改善。然而，结果表明，患者并不认为心脏康复是必要的。出院三个月后，对生活方式的认知与健康相关行为之间的关联加强，自我管理康复的能力增强。此外，患者的射血分数、社会支持、抑郁倾向和工作年限被发现是阻碍或促进自我管理的因素。基于这些发现，创建了一个关于心绞痛或心肌梗死患者之间的信息和互动的网站。与心脏病密切相关的健康相关行为的研究摘要，如吸烟或饮酒的偏好、饮食、日常生活和锻炼习惯，可供感兴趣的用户使用。有关康复和心脏康复的信息可在附件中查看。还创建了内容，以允许通过网络获得患者的叙述。对这一内容的反响平平，因此未来将根据需要对内容进行修改。还需要采取与宣传相关的步骤，广泛宣传网站的URL。

Overview of research results(English): Home-based cardiac rehabilitation should prove effective in varied dimensions. Thus, this study sought to provide Web-based content related to home-based cardiac rehabilitation and assess that content in order to encourage adults with heart disease to manage their disease themselves after discharge from the hospital. Patients who were undergoing no specific cardiac rehabilitation after discharge were surveyed regarding self-management of their disease. Group interviews and statistical study indicated that about 70% of patients overall reintegrated into society within a month of being discharged and their exercise habits improved after discharge. However, results suggested that patients did not feel that cardiac rehabilitation was necessary. Three months after discharge, the association between cognizance of lifestyle and health-related behaviors intensified, and the capacity to manage one's own recovery increased. Moreover, the patient's ejection fraction, social support, depressive tendencies, and years of employment were factors that were found to hamper or facilitate self-management. Based on these findings, a Website for Information and Interaction among Individuals with Angina or Myocardial Infarction was created. Summaries of studies on health-related behaviors closely linked associated with cardiac disease, such as preferences for smoking or drinking, diet, routines, and exercise habits were made available for interested users. Information on recovery and cardiac rehabilitation can be viewed in attachments. Content was also created to allow the obtaining of patient narratives via the Web. The response to this content has been underwhelming, so the content will be revised as needed in the future. Publicity-related steps also need to be taken to widely publicize the website's URL.