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A quantitative and qualitative analysis of non-participation in cardiac rehabilitation: The role of psychological burden and experienced barriers
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• Patients with a higher psychological burden were likely to participate in CR. • Participation in the psychosocial support module of CR explained the results. • Personal reasons for nonparticipation signaled perceived lack of need or motivation. • Psychological burden was linked to reporting a medical reason for nonparticipation.
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Coronary heart disease
Cardiac rehabilitation
Psychological burden
Barriers to cardiac rehabilitation
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