Randomized Controlled Trial

Randomized Controlled Trial Name: Course: Tutor: Date: Randomized Controlled Trial Background Cardiac related illnesses are among the main causes of deaths in first world countries. Acute coronary syndromes abbreviated by the acronym ACSs such as unstable angina, accounts majorly on cardiac admissions and deaths. Modern treatments and medications have transformed the approach to ACSs, with more patients recuperating soon after a cardiac event. Aside from medication, after discharge cardiac rehabilitation can minimize the relapse of any cardiac events by up to 25%. This literature writing seeks to provide analysis on how after discharge cardiac rehabilitation by tailored nursing interventions will increase patient enrollment (Jadad, Enkin, & Jadad, 2007). Objectives The primary objective of the study was to determine whether an after discharge cardiac rehabilitation fixated on patients with acute coronary syndromes perceptions of their illness and treatment would intensify rehabilitation enrollment after their discharge. Methodology A total of 250 trial patients were randomly selected and divided into equal groups of 125: a control group and an experimental group. The experimental group were placed under an intervention while the control group were placed under the usual care. The i...