Patients with Cardiac Conditions' Awareness and Impression of Cardiovascular Physical Therapy in Saudi

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Ziyad Ayed Alotaibi, Jalawi Saud Alotaibi, Saad bigad almutairi, Rakan awad almutairi, Meshal Abdullah Alhoti, Mohammed Abdulhafith AlHandi, Mohammed saleh alsubaie, Mohammed Alian Alshammari, Ali Alharir Aldosari, Khalid Muqbil Al Shammari

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Worldwide, cardiovascular illnesses account for 30% of all deaths. It is common knowledge that cardiovascular physiotherapy plays an important part in the treatment of cardiac conditions. Despite this, there is evidence to show that many of these individuals do not stick to their treatment plans. This study provides valuable insight into the perspectives of cardiac patients on cardiovascular physiotherapy by revealing the extent to which they are aware of the therapy's significance and its potential effects on their condition. Patients with a cardiac diagnosis at different Saudi hospitals filled out a self-designed questionnaire, which was analyzed descriptively using Microsoft Excel. Poor awareness was found among Saudi patients with heart conditions, according to this research. Despite the generally favorable opinions held by the general public, most people with heart problems never see a physiotherapist. Reasons for this low rate of adherence include issues such as expensive price, long commute, fear, and lack of time.

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