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Physical activity recommendations for patients with heart failure based on sex

a qualitative interview study

Cewers, E., Joensson, A., Weinstein, J.M., Ben Gal, T., & Jaarsma, T. (2019). Physical activity recommendations for patients with heart failure based on sex: a qualitative interview study. Journal of rehabilitation medicine 51 (pp. 532–538)

This study investigated the perceptions of healthcare providers regarding sex differences in physical activity, motivations and barriers, and whether adaptations in care based on sex might be meaningful. This is a qualitative study and data were collected in interviews with healthcare providers. Data were analysed using qualitative content analysis. The major theme was that healthcare providers feel that “Men and women are equal, but they are different”. They described that men and women have different reasons and barriers to being active and that they perform different activities. They felt that different care might be needed for patients with heart failure, but that disease burden often has a greater impact on physical activity than patient’s sex. 

Uitgever(s): Foundation for Rehabilitation Information,

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Emilie Cewers
Adam Joensson
Jean Marc Weinstein
Tuvia Ben Gal
Tiny Jaarsma

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hart- en vaatziekten
motivatie
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