Ying Jiang's research while affiliated with National University of Singapore and other places

... Noting the importance of physical activity in rehabilitation for example, survivors felt more confident in their mobility when they had a companion who they could rely on in case of potential mishaps, echoing findings from past studies, which note that support from partners or family members was a key facilitator of physical activity [29,30]. Moreover, evidence also suggests that rehabilitation interventions that actively involve survivor family caregivers can improve key outcomes such as functional independence and psychological health [31,32]. Furthermore, considering the shortage of healthcare workers, peers could also be recruited to provide rehabilitation guidance for community survivors, with evidence confirming the benefits of peer coaching sessions and support groups on both physical and psychological health [33,34]. ...

... were included (Hofmann et al., 2010;Hofmann & Gómez, 2017;Kabat-Zinn, 1982;Kang & Myung, 2022;Liberati et al., 2009;Lihua et al., 2017;Maharaj et al., 2018;Qiu, 2019;Rakel, 1999;Ramachandran et al., 2022;Shapiro et al., 2006;Teasdale et al., 2000), which involved 807 subjects (405 and 402 in the intervention and control groups, respectively). One study was from Canada (Hofmann et al., 2010), one from Japan (Kabat-Zinn, 1982), and the remaining 10 were from China (Hofmann & Gómez, 2017;Kang & Myung, 2022;Liberati et al., 2009;Lihua et al., 2017;Maharaj et al., 2018;Qiu, 2019;Rakel, 1999;Ramachandran et al., 2022;Shapiro et al., 2006;Teasdale et al., 2000). ...

... Some reviews found significant reduction of nonplanned hospital admission [55] and emergency department visits [56]. In contrast, a few studies reported no significant differences on health-resource use for community-dwelling older adults [50], patients with diabetes [57], or those with heart failure [58]. These mixed findings might have resulted from differences in the characteristics of the patients and interventions in their respective nurse-led rehabilitation programs. ...

... As the number of people with clinical depression is increasing, there is a demand for effective and accessible treatments [8]. Meta-studies on internet-delivered psychological treatment show promising results for adults with mild or moderate depressive disorder [9][10][11][12], and this treatment option could be an accessible and less resource-intensive alternative to traditional face-to-face treatment [10]. ...

... Several recent systematic reviews have sought to establish evidence for the efficacy of digitally delivered CR. Overall, they have concluded that digital CR can lead to significant improvements in many outcomes including physical activity, daily steps, medication adherence, smoking, functional capacity, QoL, and cardiac-related re-hospitalisation (Anderson et al., 2017;Chong et al., 2021;Ramachandran et al., 2021;Su et al., 2020). These findings demonstrate that digital CR can produce positive outcomes for patients, equivalent, and potentially in some cases superior, to those produced by centre-based CR. ...

... After reading the titles and abstractions, 2,396 literatures which were obviously inconsistent with the research content, research object, research method and achievement index of this paper were deleted, and then 161 literatures were entered into the next screening. After reading the full text, 20 articles were included after 141 articles with incomplete data, inconsistent outcome indicators, meta-analyses and reviews, and no full text was available (Cockayne et al., 2014;Darren et al., 2006;Dorsch et al., 2021;Du, 2018;Dunagan et al., 2005;Fu & Gu, 2016;Jaarsma et al., 1999;Jiang et al., 2021;Li et al., 2018;Powell et al., 2010;Mariko et al., 2019;Nucifora et al., 2006;Smeulders et al., 2010;Sun et al., 2019;Wang et al., 2017;Wu, 2012;Xu et al., 2016;Yang, 2018;Yang et al., 2019Yang et al., , 2021. See Figure 1 for the literature screening process, and see Table 1 for the basic characteristics of the included literature. ...

... This effect is probably due to the high relative humidity of the swimming pool's environment [3]. Furthermore, swimming can also reduce the onset of symptoms and the frequency of asthma attacks, limiting the need for treatments [3][4][5]. Therefore, swimming has long been recommended as the most tolerable sport and recreational activity for asthmatics [6,7]. However, on the other hand, numerous studies evaluated the potential negative impact of swimming on practitioners. ...

... The development of study intervention and pilot testing was published previously ( Jiang et al., 2019 ). In addition, a qualitative process evaluation of the study intervention was conducted following the RCT, the findings of which are published elsewhere ( Jiang et al., 2021 ). ...

... Thus, the responsibility for self-care is gradually shifting to patients and their families. Therefore, interventions promoting and supporting self-care after hospital discharge are becoming increasingly important [34]. It is well-known that self-management is associated with significant outcomes in HF patients, including knowledge, attitude, and practice [35]. ...

... innovative method to improve patients' quality of life and well-being as well as clinically important outcomes. Two recent systematic reviews of self-management interventions for diabetic patients found significant effects on glycated hemoglobin levels [2,3] as well as self-efficacy and the frequency of emergency room visits [3], Peer support interventions have also been shown to reduce blood pressure ( [4]; reduction of systolic blood pressure by 2.07 mmHg (CI 0.35-3.79 mmHg). ...