Table 3.
Attitudes.
| N (%) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Very important | Important | Neutral | Not important | Very unimportant | |
| 1. The importance of home-based cardiac rehabilitation for patients with chronic heart failure. | 124 (20.98) | 220 (37.23) | 181 (30.63) | 35 (5.92) | 31 (5.25) |
| Strongly agree | Agree | Neutral | Disagree | Strongly disagree | |
| 2. Obtaining information related to preventing chronic heart failure and cardiac rehabilitation through various sources such as the internet, television, books, etc. | 71 (12.01) | 256 (43.32) | 190 (32.15) | 53 (8.97) | 21 (3.55) |
| 3. The belief that home-based cardiac rehabilitation can reduce the economic burden on patients with chronic heart failure. | 77 (13.03) | 259 (43.82) | 182 (30.8) | 50 (8.46) | 23 (3.89) |
| 4. The belief that home-based cardiac rehabilitation provides various options for patient recovery and complication prevention. | 72 (12.18) | 258 (43.65) | 184 (31.13) | 50 (8.46) | 27 (4.57) |
| 5. The belief that adhering to prescribed medication schedules is very important for cardiac rehabilitation in chronic heart failure. | 109 (18.44) | 311 (52.62) | 113 (19.12) | 33 (5.58) | 25 (4.23) |
| 6. The belief that moderate exercise contributes to the cardiac rehabilitation of chronic heart failure. | 87 (14.72) | 302 (51.1) | 142 (24.03) | 39 (6.6) | 21 (3.55) |
| 7. The belief that a low-salt, low-fat, easily digestible, and nutritious diet, while avoiding malnutrition, is very important. | 91 (15.4) | 332 (56.18) | 116 (19.63) | 32 (5.41) | 20 (3.38) |
| 8. The belief that actively cooperating with the physician’s treatment plan and communicating with healthcare providers is important for disease improvement. | 110 (18.61) | 334 (56.51) | 102 (17.26) | 28 (4.74) | 17 (2.88) |