What Does a Cardiac Rehabilitation Nurse Do?

Tianjin Cardiac Rehabilitation Center was established at TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital. A multi-disciplinary team including intracardiac and cardiac surgeons, nurses, rehabilitators, nutritionists and psychologists will provide "4S" to the heart of patients with cardiovascular disease. "Maintenance, through sports training, diet and medication guidance, psychological adjustment, smoking cessation guidance and other comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation, to accelerate the patient's physical and psychological recovery, thereby greatly improving the quality of life and life expectancy of patients. ^[1]

Tianjin Cardiac Rehabilitation Center

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Tianjin Cardiac Rehabilitation Center was established at TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital. A multi-disciplinary team including intracardiac and cardiac surgeons, nurses, rehabilitators, nutritionists and psychologists will provide "4S" to the heart of patients with cardiovascular disease. "Maintenance, through sports training, diet and medication guidance, psychological adjustment, smoking cessation guidance and other comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation, to accelerate the patient's physical and psychological recovery, thereby greatly improving the quality of life and life expectancy of patients. ^[1]

"Many patients after heart surgery are afraid to travel, mountain climbing, and other sports. There is no systematic guidance on cardiac rehabilitation. Many patients have a very low quality of life and keep returning to the clinic." Said Dr. Guo Qi, director of the Department of Cardiac Rehabilitation Medicine, TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital To undergo bypass surgery, pacemaker and stent surgery is like buying a car in a 4S store. Cardiac rehabilitation is equivalent to comprehensive "4S" maintenance of the heart. It covers prevention before onset and rehabilitation after onset. It is of great significance to prevent the onset of cardiovascular disease, reduce the rate of myocardial infarction and the mortality of cardiovascular disease. According to statistics, systematic cardiac rehabilitation can reduce the mortality of patients with coronary heart disease by more than 20%, and reduce the readmission rate of myocardial infarction and heart failure by more than 30%.

Suitable people for cardiac rehabilitation include: patients with acute myocardial infarction, chronic heart failure, patients who have undergone bypass surgery, coronary intervention, heart valve surgery, pacemaker surgery, heart transplant surgery, and chronic stable angina pectoris, hypertension, Patients with hyperlipidemia, diabetes and its metabolic syndrome, and peripheral vascular disease.