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Study aim
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The effect of cardiac rehabilitation based on multimedia on self-efficacy, illness perception and cardiac biomarkers in patients undergoing per cutaneous coronary intervention
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Design
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A randomized, controlled, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial
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Settings and conduct
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After the approval of the Ethics Committee's approval and permission from the relevant authorities, they are referred to Alzahra Heart Hospital and affiliated to Shiraz Medical Sciences and selected in accordance with the rehabilitation ward of patients with inclusion criteria. After explaining, completing the questionnaire and taking blood samples from both groups, the educational content CD will be delivered to the patients in the intervention group, telephone fallow up. Patients, principal analysts, and researchers are not aware of the intervention or control group, and the unknown questionnaire is completed to allow blindness.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion:
Patients undergoing per cutaneous coronary intervention; willingness to participate in research; access to computers, the ability to use a CD; enjoy normal hearing, vision, and mental power; access to telephones.
Exclusion:
Aortic stenosis less than 1 cm; Uncontrolled ventricular or atrial arrhythmia; grade 3 blockade without pacemaker; Uncompensated heart failure; Severe orthopedic problems preventing activity; Chronic mental illness
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Intervention groups
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After blood sampling, patients in intervention group will be given a CD, illness perception, self-efficacy, how to perform cardiac rehabilitation training, and phono fallowup and consult if needed. control group: only routine rehabilitation is done.
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Main outcome variables
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The effect of cardiac rehabilitation based on multimedia on self-efficacy, illness perception and cardiac biomarkers in patients undergoing per cutaneous coronary intervention