Raya T Al-Bataineh, Mohammed M Al-Hammouri, Wafa'a K Al-Jaraideh
Perspective of healthcare providers on assessing the quality and accessibility of health services for chronic diseases in Jordan during Covid-19: a mixed method study
BMC health services research
objective aim evaluate feasibility developed intelligent cardiopulmonary training system icts percentage time spent within target hr range time indicator adherence training intensity methods noncontrolled trial nine participants sedentary lifestyles recruited outpatient rehabilitation department teaching hospital participants received twelve 30 min sessions cycling ergometer exercises 5 min warm 20 min training phase 5 min cool icts three times per week training intensity determined 6080 heart rate reserve using cardiopulmonary exercise cpet pretests training pedaling resistance automatically adjusted icts keep users heart rate predetermined intensity range workloadpeak peak oxygen uptake vo2peak measured pretests posttests recorded percentage time spent within target heart rate range time 20 min training phase training session indicator adherence correlation time gains vo2peak assessed results 4 weeks training icts workloadpeak vo2peak significantly improved 136 72 w mean sd p 0008 15 11 mlkgmin p 0011 respectively 12session average time ranged 106 931 among participants five participants achieved average time 80 positive correlation average time training efficacy found rs 085 p 0004 conclusions cardiopulmonary training icts feasible percentage time spent within target heart rate range seems reasonable indicator monitoring trainingintensity adherence