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Nursing-led cardiac rehabilitation significantly improves cardiac function in CHD patients post-PCI, evidenced by reduced left ventricular dimensions and increased ejection fraction.
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Patients in the nursing rehabilitation group walked further in the 6-minute walking test, indicating enhanced exercise capacity compared to the control group.
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The incidence of adverse cardiovascular events was lower in the nursing rehabilitation group, highlighting its potential to improve patient safety post-PCI.
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Quality of life scores, measured by WHOQOL-BREF, were significantly higher in the nursing rehabilitation group, reflecting improved overall well-being.
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Nursing satisfaction levels were greater in the rehabilitation group, suggesting that structured nursing interventions are well-received by patients.
