Egger J
MMW Munch Med Wochenschr. 1981 Nov 13;123(46):1745-9.
During inpatient cardiological rehabilitation following myocardial infarction, 120 patients were examined by means of a written enquiry on the subjective appreciation of changes in the quality of their lives. The following picture emerged: cardiac patients experience a distinct deterioration in the quality of their lives as a result of the disease. The reactions from the social environment are judged by the patients vaguely and without uniformity. Satisfaction with the overall medical care on the other hand is relatively high. Altogether, 42% of the patients assess their present quality of life as very good to good, 30% as moderate to poor and 15% as bad to very bad. 13% could not give any assessment. A positive psychic basic attitude was given by about 75%.
在心肌梗死后的住院心脏康复期间，通过书面询问对120名患者生活质量变化的主观感受进行了检查。结果如下：心脏病患者由于疾病导致生活质量明显下降。患者对社会环境反应的判断模糊且不一致。另一方面，患者对整体医疗护理的满意度相对较高。总体而言，42%的患者将其目前的生活质量评为非常好至良好，30%评为中等至较差，15%评为差至非常差。13%的患者无法给出任何评价。约75%的患者有积极的心理基本态度。
