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Comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs are strongly recommended for patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for the long-term management of their chronic heart disease, while several scientific organizations have given the highest class I level of recommendation, based on the significant patient benefit [1,2]. Specifically, CR has been associated with significantly reduced morbidity and mortality rates and an improvement on patient ability to change lifestyle parameters, including smoking cessation, diet modification, alcohol consumption reduction, weight control and higher adherence to medical treatment [3-5]. Additionally, CR is not only clinically, but also cost effective [6].

The Hypo-Utilization of Cardiac Rehabilitation among Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: The Critical Role of the Cardiac Nurse