Objective： To explore and identify the concept of adherence in the context of cardiac rehabilitation. This conceptanalysis will provide a framework for clinical decision-making and intervention to improve patients’ ...Objective： To explore and identify the concept of adherence in the context of cardiac rehabilitation. This conceptanalysis will provide a framework for clinical decision-making and intervention to improve patients’ adherence tocardiac rehabilitation programme. Method： Walker and Avant’s framework was used to analysis the concept ofadherence. Results： Adherence is defined as patients collaboration with health care provider, active involvement in thetreatment regimen, and persistence in practice characterized by self-efficacy and relapse-prevention. Defining Attributesof adherence include collaboration relationship; self-efficacy promotion and relapse-prevention. Antecedents ofadherence include health care provider’s prescription, illness perceptions, social-economic and environmental factors.Patients adherence to cardiac rehabilitation programme can improve clinical outcomes. However, there is no standardinstrument to measure adherence. Conclusion： Based on the concept analysis, in order to improve patients’ adherence tocardiac rehabilitation, health care provider should invite patients active involvement in making rehabilitation plan andpromote patients’ self-efficacy and prevention relapse.展开更多
文摘Objective： To explore and identify the concept of adherence in the context of cardiac rehabilitation. This conceptanalysis will provide a framework for clinical decision-making and intervention to improve patients’ adherence tocardiac rehabilitation programme. Method： Walker and Avant’s framework was used to analysis the concept ofadherence. Results： Adherence is defined as patients collaboration with health care provider, active involvement in thetreatment regimen, and persistence in practice characterized by self-efficacy and relapse-prevention. Defining Attributesof adherence include collaboration relationship; self-efficacy promotion and relapse-prevention. Antecedents ofadherence include health care provider’s prescription, illness perceptions, social-economic and environmental factors.Patients adherence to cardiac rehabilitation programme can improve clinical outcomes. However, there is no standardinstrument to measure adherence. Conclusion： Based on the concept analysis, in order to improve patients’ adherence tocardiac rehabilitation, health care provider should invite patients active involvement in making rehabilitation plan andpromote patients’ self-efficacy and prevention relapse.
