Symbolic or cultural competency does has tremendous effect on the success rate of CR programme, Abbas H investigated approaches for symbolic and cultural promotion in aboriginal community regarding CR and concluded that despite of known benefits of CR people from ethnic and cultural minorities lack the access to CR which is even more affected by the barriers to delivery. Socially equipped procedures for recognizing and customizing exercises in the CR setting may be a valuable way to deal with minimize wellbeing disparities. Cultural competence assist the professionals to involve with the patient and families, which covers not only physical ailment but social and psychological aspect too that helps in the recovery of the patient.8 There are
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There are numerous frameworks and approaches present today and the application depends upon health manager or coordinator, but there success rate is questionable. Like Jolly concluded in their study that health promotion programmes, community participation and practise that include equity and involvement of the community should be given fore-most priority which comprises of perfect planning and evaluation framework for the medical practitioners for integration of the work. Also in an exploratory study conducted by Wendy suggested that social assistance and self-efficacy is vital in a rustic cardiac rehabilitation programme and that it takes a fair bit more time to construct that in between the patient and community, which should be taken into consideration too. Similarly, in an attempt to investigate a considerate model for rustic community in South Australia from a perspective of health consumer, Tracy suggested an insight that preferences of the rustic health consumers like beliefs, customs, traditions, convenience and accessibility are to be given equal importance and further research is required
There are numerous frameworks and approaches present today and the application depends upon health manager or coordinator, but there success rate is questionable. Like Jolly concluded in their study that health promotion programmes, community participation and practise that include equity and involvement of the community should be given fore-most priority which comprises of perfect planning and evaluation framework for the medical practitioners for integration of the work. Also in an exploratory study conducted by Wendy suggested that social assistance and self-efficacy is vital in a rustic cardiac rehabilitation programme and that it takes a fair bit more time to construct that in between the patient and community, which should be taken into consideration too. Similarly, in an attempt to investigate a considerate model for rustic community in South Australia from a perspective of health consumer, Tracy suggested an insight that preferences of the rustic health consumers like beliefs, customs, traditions, convenience and accessibility are to be given equal importance and further research is required