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Effect of Cardiac Rehabilitation in Patients with ICD: Are Gender Differences Present? Results from the COPE‐ICD Trial

The COPE‐ICD (Copenhagen Outpatient ProgrammE‐implantable cardioverter defibrillator) trial studied comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation for patients with ICDs. The purpose of this paper was to explore: (1) gender differences in self‐rated health and quality of life (QoL) at hospital discharge after ICD implantation, (2) gender differences in effect of cardiac rehabilitation, and (3) predictors of effect of cardiac rehabilitation.