1. More accurate diagnosis Cardiac rehabilitation places special emphasis on determining the degree of cardiovascular disease, the level of exercise capacity, whether the exercise system is normal and whether the lifestyle is healthy. Diagnosis is the basis of treatment, and a more comprehensive diagnosis can bring better guidance for more comprehensive treatment and greater clinical benefit. For most patients with cardiovascular disease, medication (as well as surgery) is an important prerequisite for cardiac rehabilitation. For patients with organic heart disease (e.g. coronary heart disease, heart failure, etc.), medication and, if necessary, surgery are essential for cardiac rehabilitation. Non-pharmacological treatments such as diet therapy, exercise therapy, and psychological adjustment are important components of cardiac rehabilitation. All patients with cardiovascular disease should undergo non-pharmacological treatment to improve the effectiveness of treatment, reduce the amount of medication, reduce the need for surgical treatment, and improve the quality of life. 3.A more reasonable diet Hypertension, coronary heart disease, diabetes, hyperuricemia (gout) and other diseases are closely related to poor daily eating habits. Proper dietary guidance will undoubtedly improve the therapeutic effect and play an important role in preventing the development or recurrence of the disease. 4, scientific exercise treatment The concept of exercise being good for health has been widely accepted, in fact, “exercise is a natural medicine”, and it is no exception for heart disease patients. A large number of foreign studies have confirmed that exercise therapy for heart disease can significantly reduce mortality, reduce symptoms and improve the quality of life. Exercise has been proven to be both safe and effective, and inexpensive, in the treatment of heart disease. This effect and benefit cannot be achieved by the use of medication alone. The correct mastery of scientific exercise methods for cardiac rehabilitation treatment will benefit patients for life. 5.Individualized psychological adjustment Psychological stress or excessive mental stress is an important factor leading to the high incidence of cardiovascular disease, and is also one of the key factors affecting the rehabilitation effect and prognosis of cardiovascular disease patients. Therefore, appropriate psychological adjustment has an important supporting role in the clinical treatment of cardiovascular disease patients. 6.Improve self-management ability Most cardiovascular diseases are chronic and require lifelong treatment. An important goal of cardiac rehabilitation treatment is to enable you to understand your disease comprehensively, and on this basis to improve your self-management ability, and strive to achieve a full attention and comprehensive treatment for chronic cardiovascular diseases. 7.Reducing the need for medication and surgery Most patients with cardiac rehabilitation can improve the overall treatment effect, reduce the amount of medication, and can delay or reduce the need for surgical treatment due to disease progression.