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Barriers to participation in cardiac rehabilitation
American Heart Journal, 10/07/09
Dunlay SM et al. – Several clinical and psychosocial factors are associated with decreased participation in cardiac rehabilitation programs after MI in the community. As many are modifiable, addressing them may improve participation and outcomes.
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