CathPCI Registry Metric #45 - Non-CE-24.1 Lesson 1

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Video Summary

In this video, titled "Cardiac Rehabilitation Referral," John Giroud provides an educational presentation on the history, utilization, and health benefits of cardiac rehab. Cardiac rehabilitation is an outpatient program that includes exercise and education to help patients recover from cardiac events and improve their overall health. The goals of cardiac rehab include regaining strength, preventing the worsening of the condition, and reducing the risk of future heart problems. The program involves collaboration among healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurses, nutritionists, physical therapists, and mental health professionals. The video also explores the evolution of cardiac rehabilitation and its three phases: inpatient, ambulatory outpatient, and lifetime maintenance. Research shows that cardiac rehab provides various benefits, including improved heart health, increased exercise capacity, and overall well-being. The American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology recommend cardiac rehabilitation programs.

Keywords

Cardiac Rehabilitation Referral

history of cardiac rehab

health benefits of cardiac rehab

goals of cardiac rehab

evolution of cardiac rehabilitation