The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population

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The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population. / Mikkelsen, Nicolai; Dall, Christian Have; Frederiksen, Marianne; Holdgaard, Annette; Rasmusen, Hanne; Prescott, Eva.

I: PLoS ONE, Bind 17, Nr. 9 , e0275091, 2022.

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Mikkelsen, N, Dall, CH, Frederiksen, M, Holdgaard, A, Rasmusen, H & Prescott, E 2022, 'The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population', PLoS ONE, bind 17, nr. 9 , e0275091. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0275091

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Mikkelsen, N., Dall, C. H., Frederiksen, M., Holdgaard, A., Rasmusen, H., & Prescott, E. (2022). The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population. PLoS ONE, 17(9 ), [e0275091]. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0275091

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Mikkelsen N, Dall CH, Frederiksen M, Holdgaard A, Rasmusen H, Prescott E. The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population. PLoS ONE. 2022;17(9 ). e0275091. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0275091

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Mikkelsen, Nicolai ; Dall, Christian Have ; Frederiksen, Marianne ; Holdgaard, Annette ; Rasmusen, Hanne ; Prescott, Eva. / The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population. I: PLoS ONE. 2022 ; Bind 17, Nr. 9 .

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abstract = "Background Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is an essential contributor to a successful recovery for elderly cardiac patients. The motivation for physical activity is a psychological parameter seldom described in secondary prevention, and it is plausible that motivation contributes to the differential effect of CR. Purpose To investigate if motivation, measured using the behavioural regulation in an exercise questionnaire (BREQ-2), predicts VO2peak in elderly cardiac patients before and after CR. Methods A prospective cohort study of elderly ischemic cardiac patients and patients with valvular disease participating in cardiac rehabilitation was used. Motivation was measured using BREQ-2, which measures five constructs of motivation and a summed score—the relative autonomy index (RAI). VO2peak was measured before and after CR using a cardiopulmonary exercise test (CPET). Results Two hundred and three patients performed the baseline tests and initiated CR. One hundred and eighty-two completed CR and comprised the follow-up group. The mean VO2peak was 18 ml/kg/min (SD±5.1). VO2peak increased significantly with increasing motivation, 1.02 (.41–1.62) ml/kg/min pr. SD. Mean improvement from CR was 2.3 ml/kg/min (SD±4.3), the equivalent of a 12% increase. A change in VO2peak after CR was likewise positively associated with increased motivation, .74 (.31–1.17) pr. SD. Conclusion The level of motivation predicts VO2peak before CR, and is also able to predict changes in VO2peak following CR. Motivation measured with the BREQ-2 questionnaire can be applied as a screening tool for elderly cardiac patients before they initiate CR to identify patients with need of specific attention.",
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T1 - The motivation for physical activity is a predictor of VO2peak and is a useful parameter when determining the need for cardiac rehabilitation in an elderly cardiac population

AU - Mikkelsen, Nicolai

AU - Dall, Christian Have

AU - Frederiksen, Marianne

AU - Holdgaard, Annette

AU - Rasmusen, Hanne

AU - Prescott, Eva

N1 - Publisher Copyright: Copyright: © 2022 Mikkelsen et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

PY - 2022

Y1 - 2022

N2 - Background Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is an essential contributor to a successful recovery for elderly cardiac patients. The motivation for physical activity is a psychological parameter seldom described in secondary prevention, and it is plausible that motivation contributes to the differential effect of CR. Purpose To investigate if motivation, measured using the behavioural regulation in an exercise questionnaire (BREQ-2), predicts VO2peak in elderly cardiac patients before and after CR. Methods A prospective cohort study of elderly ischemic cardiac patients and patients with valvular disease participating in cardiac rehabilitation was used. Motivation was measured using BREQ-2, which measures five constructs of motivation and a summed score—the relative autonomy index (RAI). VO2peak was measured before and after CR using a cardiopulmonary exercise test (CPET). Results Two hundred and three patients performed the baseline tests and initiated CR. One hundred and eighty-two completed CR and comprised the follow-up group. The mean VO2peak was 18 ml/kg/min (SD±5.1). VO2peak increased significantly with increasing motivation, 1.02 (.41–1.62) ml/kg/min pr. SD. Mean improvement from CR was 2.3 ml/kg/min (SD±4.3), the equivalent of a 12% increase. A change in VO2peak after CR was likewise positively associated with increased motivation, .74 (.31–1.17) pr. SD. Conclusion The level of motivation predicts VO2peak before CR, and is also able to predict changes in VO2peak following CR. Motivation measured with the BREQ-2 questionnaire can be applied as a screening tool for elderly cardiac patients before they initiate CR to identify patients with need of specific attention.

AB - Background Exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is an essential contributor to a successful recovery for elderly cardiac patients. The motivation for physical activity is a psychological parameter seldom described in secondary prevention, and it is plausible that motivation contributes to the differential effect of CR. Purpose To investigate if motivation, measured using the behavioural regulation in an exercise questionnaire (BREQ-2), predicts VO2peak in elderly cardiac patients before and after CR. Methods A prospective cohort study of elderly ischemic cardiac patients and patients with valvular disease participating in cardiac rehabilitation was used. Motivation was measured using BREQ-2, which measures five constructs of motivation and a summed score—the relative autonomy index (RAI). VO2peak was measured before and after CR using a cardiopulmonary exercise test (CPET). Results Two hundred and three patients performed the baseline tests and initiated CR. One hundred and eighty-two completed CR and comprised the follow-up group. The mean VO2peak was 18 ml/kg/min (SD±5.1). VO2peak increased significantly with increasing motivation, 1.02 (.41–1.62) ml/kg/min pr. SD. Mean improvement from CR was 2.3 ml/kg/min (SD±4.3), the equivalent of a 12% increase. A change in VO2peak after CR was likewise positively associated with increased motivation, .74 (.31–1.17) pr. SD. Conclusion The level of motivation predicts VO2peak before CR, and is also able to predict changes in VO2peak following CR. Motivation measured with the BREQ-2 questionnaire can be applied as a screening tool for elderly cardiac patients before they initiate CR to identify patients with need of specific attention.

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