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International feasibility trial on the use of an interactive mobile health platform for cardiac rehabilitation: protocol of the Diversity 1 study.

Manuel Cruz Gonzalez-Garcia | Farhad Fatehi | Martijn Scherrenberg | Robin Henriksson | Adrian Maciejewski | Jorge Salamanca Viloria | Paul Cummins | Ines Frederix | Antonio Manuel Rojas Gonzalez | Lukasz Koltowski | Nico Bruining | Thomas Mooe | Paul Dendale | Mohan Karunanithi | Marlien Varnfield
BMJ health & care informatics | 2019

The implementation of home-based cardiac rehabilitation has demonstrated potential to increase patient participation, but the content and the delivering of the programmes varies across countries. The objective of this study is to investigate whether an Australian-validated mobile health (mHealth) platform for cardiac rehabilitation will be accepted and adopted irrespectively from the existing organisational and contextual factors in five different European countries.

Pubmed ID: 31488496

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