Educational topics were delivered as electronic slide presentations with a 15 minute interaction period held prior to the exercise session to discuss this. Frequency: 2 sessions per week Duration: 60 minutes Intensity: RPE 9-13 (commencing at very light and progressing to somewhat hard). Exercise prescription was tailored to the participants goal. Control: As home- based Age (mean SD): Gender: 79% male NYHA class II-III: LVEF (mean SD): Family origin: 92% Caucasian Australia Mortality Exercise capacity: o 6 minute walk distance o 10m walk test (comfortable and fast) QoL (EQ-5D) QoL (MLWHFQ) Adherence Maximum duration of follow-up: 24 weeks Chronic Heart Failure Rehabilitation in chronic heart failure NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. ISBN: 978-1-4731-3093-7 Study Intervention and comparison Population Outcomes Comments telerehabilitation but centre-based led by physiotherapists Karapolat Intervention: Walking with pedometer, weekly phone calls provided; breathing and flexibility exercises Frequency: 3 sessions per week Duration: 45-60 minutes Intensity: 60-70% heart rate reserve, level 13-15 on the Borg scale Control: As home but supervised treadmill walking in rehabilitation centre with breathing and flexibility exercises N = 74 Age (mean SD): Intervention: Control: Gender (% male): NYHA class II-III: Mean ejection fraction: Not reported Family origin not reported Single centre Turkey Mortality Exercise capacity Adherence Maximum duration of follow-up: Piotrowicz (Piotrowicz ) Intervention: Continuous walking on level ground and an education programme detailing how to measure HR, BP and body weight; how to evaluate signs and symptoms. All participants received psychological support. The home based group received an EHO 3 device and a mobile phone. Before beginning a training session, participants used the mobile phone to answer symptom based questions. 