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There Are Gender Differences in the Barriers to Cardiac Rehabilitation

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2009

Authors

Gravely, Shannon
Grace, Sherry
Brual, Janette
suskin, neville
Higginson, Lyall
Alter, David
Stewart, Donna Eileen

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Gender is an important factor that impacts health equity and access to healthcare programs and services. Healthcare professionals need to recognize that men and women behave differently within the environmental healthcare context. In order to improve women’s participation in secondary management programs, such as CR, psychosocial roles should be addressed, health information should be carefully discussed, and finally, physicians should encourage women to take part in programs that are proven to improve their health.

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Cardiac Rehabilitation, Gender

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Grace, S. L., Gravely-Witte, S., Brual, J., Suskin, N., Higginson, L., Alter, D., & Stewart, D. E. (2008). Contribution of patient and physician factors to cardiac rehabilitation referral and participation: A prospective multi-level study. Journal of Women’s Health, 18(2), 209-216.