Predictors of general activity 8 weeks after cardiac surgery

Ruiz, Bertha A.; Dibble, Suzanne L.; Gilliss, Catherine L.; Gortner, Susan R.

doi:10.1016/s0897-1897(05)80014-x

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“…The find ing of a pos i tive rela tion ship between perceived self-efficacy and func tional sta tus is con sis tent with find ings from pre vi ous stud ies of car diac sur gery patients in whom per ceived self-efficacy was a pre dic tor of functional sta tus dur ing the recov ery phase after dis charge (Perkins & Jenkins, 1998;Ruiz, Dib ble, Gillis, & Gortner, 1992). How ever, Bandura's the ory pro posed that the perceived self-efficacy for self-care activ i ties is a pow er ful deter mi nant for per for mance of these activ i ties.…”

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Effects of Perceived Self-Efficacy and Functional Status on Depression in Patients With Chronic Heart Failure

Tsay

Chao

2002

Journal of Nursing Research

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AB STRACT:The pur pose of this study was to test the rela tion ships between per ceived self-efficacy, func t ional sta tus and depres sion in a group of chronic heart fail ure patients. The con cep tual model for this study was pri mar ily derived from Bandura's social learn ing the ory. The study is based on an explor at ory, correlational design. A sam ple of 100 chronic heart fail ure patients who met the inclu sion cri t e ria were recruited from four car dio vas cu lar clin ics of major hos pi tals in north ern Tai wan. The instru ments used in this study included Jenkins' Self-Efficacy Expec ta tion Scales, Seat tle Angina Inven tory, and Geri at ric Depres sion Scale. Results dem on strate a sig nif i cant inverse rela tion ship between per ceived self-efficacy and depres sive symp toms ( r = -. 61, p < .001), a sig nif i cant pos i tive rela tion ship between per ceived self-efficacy and func tional sta tus ( r = .55, p < .001), and a sig nif i cant neg a tive rela tion ship between func tional sta tus and depres sive symp toms (r = -. 33, p < .001). The find ings of the path anal y sis sup port the hypoth e sis that after con trol ling for dis ease sever ity, per ceived self-efficacy has a direct and neg a tive effect on depres sive symp toms. An indi rect effect of per ceived self-efficacy on depres sion through func tional sta tus in heart fail ure patients was also revealed in the find ing. All paths in the model were sig nif i cant (p < .05). Results of the study can help to iden tify heart fail ure patients who are at risk for low per ceived self-efficacy, low func tional sta tus, and a depressed mood. Nursing inter ven tion to address these fac tors can then be devel oped and tested.

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Effects of Perceived Self-Efficacy and Functional Status on Depression in Patients With Chronic Heart Failure

Tsay

Chao

2002

Journal of Nursing Research

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“…[25][26][27][28] Higher levels of tension and anxiety, at 4 weeks after heart surgery (N ϭ 156), were predictive of the ability to resume general activities by 8 weeks postdischarge, explaining 14% of the variance in resuming activities after surgery. 29 Although physiologic functioning of patients undergoing CABG (eg, increased ambulation) recovers rapidly within the first 3 weeks after surgery, psychosocial aspects of functioning (eg, role resumption) tends to be slower to return, perhaps reflecting functional processes that are more complex and time-consuming. 30 Similar to patterns of physiologic functioning, psychosocial dysfunction usually dissipates by 6 months after CABG surgery.…”

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Impact of a telehealth intervention to augment home health care on functional and recovery outcomes of elderly patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting

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Zimmerman²,

Nieveen³

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Heart & Lung

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“…Most investigations that assessed symptoms in this population have primarily examined only one or a few select symptoms, and in a unidimensional manner rather than a more comprehensive symptom experience. 3,9,10 Most studies assessed either symptom frequency or symptom severity. Disease-specific tools exist for other concepts and purposes 11,12 and are used often in both research and practice.…”

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Development and content validity testing of the Cardiac Symptom Survey in patients after coronary artery bypass grafting

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Predictors of general activity 8 weeks after cardiac surgery

Cited by 35 publications

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Effects of Perceived Self-Efficacy and Functional Status on Depression in Patients With Chronic Heart Failure

Effects of Perceived Self-Efficacy and Functional Status on Depression in Patients With Chronic Heart Failure

Impact of a telehealth intervention to augment home health care on functional and recovery outcomes of elderly patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting

Development and content validity testing of the Cardiac Symptom Survey in patients after coronary artery bypass grafting

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