Titlebook: Cardiac Rehabilitation; William E. Kraus (Professor of Medicine, Medical D Book 2007 Humana Press 2007 cardiovascular.heart.hypertension.n

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Assessment and Management of Depression in Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients,ence is 5-9% (2), depression is highly prevalent in cardiac patients, with estimates ranging from 15 to more than 40% (3). Less is known about the prevalence of depression in patients enrolled in cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs, but a recent study of patients entering a phase II program found t

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Managing Stress to Manage Heart Disease,): depression, anxiety, social isolation, hostility, and unmanaged stress. Leaders in the field of behavioral cardiology group these psychosocial risk factors into emotional factors (depression, anxiety, anger, or hostility) and chronic stressors (including low social support, low socioeconomic stat

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Smoking Cessation: The Prescription that Every Smoker Should be Given,tates. Statistics are alarming, including the more than 400,000 deaths attributed to cigarette smoking per year (.). Also a leading cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, cigarette smoking accounts for approximately 115,000 heart disease-related deaths and 27,000 deaths in the United State

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The Use of Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing in Cardiac Rehabilitation: A Primer and Case Analysis,ely used in the cardiac rehabilitation (CR) setting. In fact, in their summary statement on exercise testing, the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association have given CPX testing a Class IIb (usefulness or efficacy is less well established by evidence or opinion) indication for t

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Treating to Goal: Diabetes and Hypertension,t century. The human toll of diabetes can be gauged not only by medical statistics, which show it to be the leading cause of end-stage renal disease and new cases of visual loss in persons under the age of 65 years and a major cause of macrovascular disease, but also by the quantity of health care r