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The article discusses the development of a conceptual model for digital cardiac rehabilitation, emphasizing the limitations of traditional intervention approaches that do not clarify the effectiveness of individual components. It introduces the Multiphase Optimization Strategy as a framework to iden...

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Publicado en:Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology Vol. 47; no. 6; pp. 414 - 419
Autores principales: Gammage, Kim, Adam, Margo, Bird, Matthew, Blazo, Jordan, Ede, Alison, Hirsch, Katie, Lee, Seungmin, Locke, Sean, Stork, Matthew, Wierts, Colin, Zajonz, Pia
Formato: Resumen
Publicado: Human Kinetics Publishers, Inc. Dec2025
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          Adam, Margo
          Bird, Matthew
          Blazo, Jordan
          Ede, Alison
          Hirsch, Katie
          Lee, Seungmin
          Locke, Sean
          Stork, Matthew
          Wierts, Colin
          Zajonz, Pia
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          Brock University, Canada
          University of Alberta, Canada
          University of Western States, USA
          Louisiana Tech University, USA
          California State University—Long Beach, USA
          New Mexico State University, USA
          Iowa State University, USA
          Product Innovation, Lululemon, Vancouver, Canada
          Louisiana State University, USA
          Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
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        Therapeutics
        Qualitative research
        Change (Psychology)
        Cardiac rehabilitation
        Conceptual models
        Optimization algorithms
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          Conceptual models
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      ab: The article discusses the development of a conceptual model for digital cardiac rehabilitation, emphasizing the limitations of traditional intervention approaches that do not clarify the effectiveness of individual components. It introduces the Multiphase Optimization Strategy as a framework to identify impactful intervention elements while addressing constraints like cost and time. The study involved a systematic review, qualitative interviews with patients, and an analysis of international guidelines, leading to the creation of a model that connects behavior change techniques to their mechanisms and outcomes. The authors aim to enhance understanding and effectiveness in digital cardiac rehabilitation through this structured approach.
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