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Cardiologia Ambulatoriale - Outpatient Cardiology https://www.cardiologiaambulatoriale.eu/recommended-physical-activity-for-primary-and-secondary-prevention-of-cardiovascular-diseases-an-innovative-organizational-model/ Export date: Sat Oct 31 22:51:51 2026 / +0000 GMT |
Recommended physical activity for primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases: an innovative organizational modelNuovo modello organizzativo ambulatoriale per la prescrizione di esercizio fisico in prevenzione primaria e secondaria Giovanni Pasanisi, MD1; Rosario Lordi, ES 2, 3; Federica Brandola, ES 1; Marco Cecchin, ES 1; Roberto Pellerino, ES 1; Angela Piccinini, ES 2, 3; Giovanni Grazzi, MD2, 3; Biagio Sassone, MD 1 Department of Emergency, Division of Cardiac Rehabilitation, AUSL of Ferrara, Italy 2 Department of Neuroscience and Rehabilitation, Centre for Exercise Science and Sport, University of Ferrara, Italy 3 Department of Public Health, AUSL of Ferrara, Italy 4 Department of Translational Medicine, University of Ferrara, Italy 5 Department of Emergency, Division of Cardiology, AUSL of Ferrara, Italy Abstract La prescrizione dell'attività fisica, quando indicata, deve essere un compito imprescindibile del cardiologo, il quale deve fornire al paziente precise indicazioni su tipologia, frequenza, intensità e durata dell'esercizio da svolgere. Questa pratica è spesso trascurata nonostante i benefici dell'attività fisica in prevenzione primaria e secondaria siano ampiamente documentati. L'obiettivo di questo lavoro è di presentare un nuovo modello organizzativo per la prescrizione di esercizio fisico che coinvolge la figura professionale del chinesiologo dell'attività motoria preventiva ed adattata al fianco del cardiologo ambulatoriale. Parole chiave: Attività fisica; Prevenzione primaria e secondaria; Rischio cardiovascolare; Chinesiologo. Abstract Exercise training positively impacts several cardiac risk factors and chronic heart disease. Despite this evidence people continue to practice sedentary lifestyles. It is very important that cardiologists routinely include exercise counseling as a part of therapeutic indications. Specific instruction should be given to the patient as to type, frequency, intensity and duration of exercise. This article presents a new organizational model for physical activity recommendations that can be considered for routinely use. Key words: Physical activity; Primary and secondary prevention; Cardiovascular risk. |
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