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Cardiac Rehab Program, Improvement in Depression and Anxiety and Cardiac Health Behavior

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Aim: This research study has explored the relationship between the cardiac rehab program, improvement in depression and anxiety and cardiac health behavior among the Chinese respondents. Methodology: the study applies the quantitative data analysis. A short questionnaire was developed using the several measuring factors of the cardiac rehab program, improvement in the depression and anxiety and cardiac health behavior of the Chinese residents. Sample and Estimations: A sample of 226 respondents was collected using the primary data method of questionnaire. The estimation techniques include the descriptive statistics, checking for the collinearity by variance inflation factor, and multiple regression analysis. Results: The results show that satisfaction with the level of education received from training, usefulness of cardiac rehab program, Success in Finding Information, and Understanding about the information are positively related with the health responsibility, physical activity, diet habit, stress management, and smoking cessation. Moreover, usage of educational tools also creates a positive output in the form of cardiac health behavior among the selected respondents. However, change in the anxiety is negatively related to physical activity, and stress management.

Keywords: CARDIAC REHAB PROGRAM; DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY; HEALTH BEHAVIOR

Document Type: Research Article

Affiliations: 1: Shandong University of Political Science and Law Police Officer Academy, Jinan, 250000, China 2: Chengde Medical University, ChengDe, 067000, HeBei, China 3: North China Electric Power University (BaoDing), BaoDing, 071003, HeBei, China 4: College of Education, Ludong University, Institute for Education and Treatment of Problematic Youth, Ludong University, Yantai, 264025, Shandong, China

Publication date: October 1, 2024

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