Cardiac Rehabilitation Completion Index (CRCI) Calculator

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Session attendance assessment

Enter the number of prescribed sessions and the number attended to calculate the attendance percentage.

— Attendance
Enter the total number of sessions prescribed for this program.
Must be a whole number between zero and the prescribed total.
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About the completion index

This calculator expresses attendance as the percentage of prescribed cardiac rehabilitation sessions that a patient attended. It can be used to describe participation and support a discussion about barriers to attendance.

MeasureCalculation
Attendance percentage(Sessions attended ÷ Sessions prescribed) × 100
Sessions missedSessions prescribed − Sessions attended

Thresholds retained from the original tool

The original page labels attendance of at least 80% as high, 50% to less than 80% as moderate, and below 50% as low. These bands are presented as operational categories from the original implementation, not as a universally established CRCI classification or a stand-alone prognostic rule.

Clinical context and limitations

  • Attendance percentage does not measure the quality, intensity, or completeness of all rehabilitation components.
  • Definitions of adherence and program completion vary across studies and services.
  • Consider documenting the reasons for missed sessions and whether the prescribed program changed.
  • Do not use this percentage alone to infer clinical benefit or determine treatment decisions.

Evidence note

The source file cited “Ades PA, et al. Cardiac Rehabilitation Completion Index: Predictive Value for Clinical Outcomes” with DOI 10.1097/HCR.0000000000000234. This citation could not be verified in the search conducted for this redesign, so it has not been retained as an established reference.

Clinical disclaimer: This tool is intended to summarize session attendance, not to replace clinical assessment or a formal cardiac rehabilitation completion definition. Confirm the intended denominator and local program criteria before interpreting or comparing results.