Abstract
Building confidence to exercise regularly (exercise self-efficacy) in the face of constraints is a key goal of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) because these beliefs are predictors of sustained exercise behaviours. This study identifies patient subgroups at risk of poor self-efficacy to enable targeting and tailoring of CR interventions.
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