The full catalogue of peer-reviewed publications from the QUALIREHAB program and its partners, organized by research area.
The benchmark trial showing that a 12-week hybrid rehabilitation program, mixing in-hospital sessions with home exercise, improves fitness, quality of life and mental health in adolescents and young adults living with congenital heart disease.
A remote sophrology program in young people with congenital heart disease significantly improved quality of life, suggesting mind-body programs may be useful in preventive cardiology.
The TRANSITION-CHD study proves that a structured transition program significantly improves quality of life and knowledge in young adults with congenital heart disease.
An adapted cardiac rehabilitation program is safe, feasible, and beneficial for youth with long QT syndrome. After 12 weeks, participants showed significant improvement in physical condition and quality of life, without any cardiac events.
Sophrology, added to conventional treatment, significantly improves peak expiratory flow, oxygen saturation and dyspnea in children hospitalized for asthma, though it does not modify length of hospitalization.
