CardioSafe+: A Platform for Telerehabilitation and Monitoring of Patients With Heart Problems

This intervention seeks to determine the effectiveness of the CardioSafe+ digital platform in aiding individuals recovering from cardiovascular pathologies. By involving a group of 60 participants in a structured six-week home-exercise program using the CardioSafe+ platform, the objective is to measure and evaluate various factors related to their physical well-being and recovery. Key components to be evaluated include: Maximal Respiratory Pressures: This involves measuring the maximum force generated during inspiration and expiration, which can indicate respiratory muscle strength and function. Exertion Capacity: The assessment aims to gauge the participants' ability to engage in physical activities, potentially reflecting improvements in overall cardiovascular fitness and endurance. Subjective Sensation of Exertion: This component involves understanding how the participants perceive and rate their own exertion during exercises, contributing to insights about their subjective experience and effort perception. The intervention's objective is to collect data on these parameters before and after the six-week exercise program utilizing the CardioSafe+ digital platform. This data will help determine the effectiveness of the platform in aiding individuals recovering from cardiovascular pathologies and could provide valuable insights for further implementing tele-rehabilitation in managing such health complications.