A Web-based cardiac REhabilitatioN alternative for those declining or dropping out of conventional rehabilitation: the WREN feasibility study

niversity Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust0 个研究点目标入组 60 人开始时间: 2015年9月1日最近更新: 2019年1月14日

适应症

试验速览

•1. Confirmed primary diagnosis of coronary heart disease (CHD)
•2. Eligible for conventional CR (eligibility as described in NICE CR commissioning guidelines 2013, section 3)
•3. Access to internet. Questions will be asked to establish familiarity with the internet, e.g. use of either online shopping/online banking
•4. People who have recently (<12 months) declined an invitation to rehabilitation. These people are defined as those at stage 2 (patient assessment) or stage 3 (when the patient care plan is developed) expressing an unwillingness to attend any further stages of the programme (stages defined in NICE commissioning guidelines 2013, section 1). People who prospectively decline at these stages will also be included
•5. People who have recently (<12 months) ‘dropped-out’ of rehabilitation. These people are defined as those not attending 2 consecutive sessions of stage 4 comprehensive rehabilitation sessions (stages defined in NICE commissioning guidelines 2013, section 1)

•1. No access to the internet (it would be unrealistic to recruit people without access to the internet; it is beyond the scope of the project to provide the hardware to participants)
•2. Individuals who have completed rehabilitation for a previous admission in the last 12 months
•3. Those demonstrating high levels of depression (defined by baseline HADS score >11 [moderate depression]) and poor exercise capacity (defined by poor performance on the Incremental Shuttle Walking Test, level achieved <3 – equivalent to walking 120 metres). These patients will require a more supervised approach
•4. Unable to read English. The website is currently only available in English

发起方

niversity Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust