Perspectives of Barry A. Franklin, PhD: A world-renowned professor, author, and speaker

IF 1 Q4 CARDIAC & CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS
Meiyan Liu, BarryA Franklin, Icey Zhang
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Abstract

In the interview, Prof. Barry A. Franklin discussed his perspectives on physical activity, cardiorespiratory fitness, and cardiovascular health. He also unraveled how soft skills can empower superachievers. His major viewpoints are: (a) exercise benefits cardiac patients; yet, too much exercise may be risky, (b) exercise prescription should be scientifically based and varies by different objectives for each individual, (c) patients’ motivation to change their behaviors matters during cardiac rehabilitation, (d) physical activities could play a protective role for dementia prevention, (e) technology and virtual approaches enable more patients to participate in cardiac rehab programs, (f) patients with heart failure may benefit even more from exercise training than other patient populations, (g) psychosocial stressors may partially explain some cardiac events, (h) novel risk factors help identify people at increased risk of cardiovascular disease, such as genetics, coronary calcium score, air pollution, and inflammation, and (i) soft skills are needed by all people, regardless of their field.
巴里·富兰克林博士的观点:世界知名的教授、作家和演说家
在访谈中,Barry A. Franklin教授讨论了他对身体活动、心肺健康和心血管健康的看法。他还揭示了软技能是如何赋予超级成功者力量的。他的主要观点是:(a)运动对心脏病患者有益;然而,过多的运动可能是有风险的,(b)运动处方应该有科学依据,并且因人而异,(c)患者改变行为的动机在心脏康复过程中很重要,(d)体育活动可以起到预防痴呆的保护作用,(e)技术和虚拟方法使更多的患者参与心脏康复计划,(f)心力衰竭患者可能比其他患者群体从运动训练中获益更多,(g)心理社会压力因素可能部分解释一些心脏事件,(h)新的风险因素有助于识别心血管疾病风险增加的人群,如遗传学、冠状动脉钙评分、空气污染和炎症,以及(i)所有人都需要软技能,无论他们从事什么领域。
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