Effects of self-monitoring support using living activities record for patients with chronic heart failure early after hospital discharge - Effects of self-monitoring support using living activities record for patients with chronic heart failure early after hospital discharge

There was no significant difference in the change in the "asking for help" of self-care behavior between the groups. Group A had improved score on the self-monitoring related to "concern about how movements affect body" from baseline. There was no significant effect of self-monitoring intervention support on the first rehospitalization related to HF and all-cause death. A significant difference in moderate intensity physical activity between the groups was observed.