Table of Contents
Series Introduction, Preface, Contributors, 1. Overview: Charting the Course for Cardiac Rehabilitation into the 21st Century, Part I. Exercise Training, 2. Benefits of Exercise Training, 3. The National Institutes of Health Consensus Conference Statement on Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Health, 4. Rehabilitation Considerations in Exercise Testing, 5. Exercise Prescription, 6. Assessment for Exercise Training: Contraindications, Risk Stratification, and Safety Issues, 7. Components of Exercise Training, 8. Life-Long Exercise: Counseling for Exercise Maintenance, 9. Supervised Versus Unsupervised Exercise Training: Risks and Benefits, 10. Exercise Training in Special Populations: The Elderly, 11. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Women, 12. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Heart Failure and Post-Transplantation Patients, 13. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Diabetes, 14. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Obesity, 15. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Valvular Heart Disease, 16. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Pacemakers and Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators, 17. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Peripheral Arterial Disease, 18. Exercise Training in Special Populations: Associated Noncardiac Morbidities, Part II. Education, Counseling, and Behavioral Interventions, 19. Multifactorial Cardiac Rehabilitation: Education, Counseling, and Behavioral Interventions, 20. Matching the Intensity of Risk Factor Modification with the Hazard for Coronary Disease Events, 21. Scientific Basis for Multifactorial Risk Reduction: Overview with Emphasis on National Guidelines, 22. Smoking Cessation and Relapse Prevention: Case Management Approaches, 23. Lipid Lowering for Coronary Risk Reduction, 24. Management of Hypertension, 25. Weight Management and Exercise in the Treatment of Obesity, 26. Psychosocial Risk Factors: Overview, Assessment, and Intervention for Anger and Hostility, 27. Psychosocial Risk Factors: Assessment and Intervention for Depression, 28. Psychosocial Risk Factors: Assessment and Intervention for Social Isolation, 29. Stress Management, 30. Return to Work: Factors and Issues of Vocational Counseling, 31. Education for Special Populations, 32. Quality-of-Life Assessment in Secondary Prevention, Part III. Moving Cardiac Rehabilitation into the Next Century: Contemporary Challenges and Implementation Issues, 33. The New Infrastructure for Cardiac Rehabilitation Practice, 34. Case Management in Cardiac Rehabilitation, 35. Home-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation: Variations on a Theme, 36. Behavioral Change-Getting Started and Being Successful, 37. Motivating and Empowering Patients for Self-Learning, 38. Adherence to a Heart-Healthy Lifestyle-What Makes the Difference?, 39. Measuring Program Quality-Applying Standards and Guidelines, 40. Streamlining and Computerizing Cardiac Rehabilitation Charting, 41. Patient Outcomes in Cardiac Rehabilitation: What, Why, and When to Measure, 42. Medicolegal Issues: Practice Guidelines-Friend or Foe?, 43. Economic Issues: The Value and Effectiveness of Cardiac Rehabilitation, 44. Challenges and Opportunities for Additional Research, Index
