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Review of Nutritional Compliance in Cardiac Rehabilitation for Coronary Heart Disease Patients Post-PCI Utilizing Mobile Health Technologies

  • By

  • Yaqin Hu

  • Dongyan Lu

  • Jinghua Yi

  • Mengying Wang

  • Jingya Liang

  • Jing Li

  • July 6, 2026

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    Coronary heart disease affects approximately 252 million people globally, with 11.39 million cases reported in China.

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    Nutritional adherence post-PCI is critical, as it can reduce cardiovascular mortality by 14%–28%.

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    Less than 32% of patients after PCI demonstrate adequate nutritional adherence during stage I cardiac rehabilitation.

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    Mobile healthcare systems can enhance nutritional adherence by providing continuous support and personalized care.

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    This study aims to synthesize evidence on improving nutritional adherence in cardiac rehabilitation using mobile health technologies.

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Summary of evidence on nutritional adherence in cardiac rehabilitation among patients with coronary heart disease after PCI based on mobile healthcare systems

  • by Yaqin Hu, Dongyan Lu, Jinghua Yi, Mengying Wang, Jingya Liang, Jing Li

  • July 6, 2026

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