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Adaptation to chronic illness: The use of perceived control strategies over difficulties related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - Couverture souple

Essex, Dana

 
9783838365633: Adaptation to chronic illness: The use of perceived control strategies over difficulties related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Synopsis

The cumulative evidence for the impact of positive psychology on health is peaking in 2010. The aging populations of the United States and other Western countries suffering one or more chronic illnesses drives the demand that such research be applied to the everyday life of patients. Perceived control is one such family of coping strategies. Believing that one has control, whether or not that belief is real or acted upon, has a strong relationship with decreased depression and anxiety. "Adaption to Chronic Illness" presents a a study of how elderly patients with late stage chronic lung disease use perceptions of control to adapt to their illness.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The cumulative evidence for the impact of positive psychology on health is peaking in 2010. The aging populations of the United States and other Western countries suffering one or more chronic illnesses drives the demand that such research be applied to the everyday life of patients. Perceived control is one such family of coping strategies. Believing that one has control, whether or not that belief is real or acted upon, has a strong relationship with decreased depression and anxiety. "Adaption to Chronic Illness" presents a a study of how elderly patients with late stage chronic lung disease use perceptions of control to adapt to their illness.

Biographie de l'auteur

A health psychologist, Dr. Essex's career focuses on understanding the voice of the patient. She led patient and physician satisfaction research for UnitedHealth Group. She is a past examiner for the Minnesota Quality Award. Dr. Essex now leads process improvement and innovation initiatives at the University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview.

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