Clinical interventions for chronic heart failure should adopt a dyadic approach to enhance mutual coping skills and social support, mitigating fear of progression in both patients and their spouses.
The findings illuminate the interactive dynamics among DC capabilities, social support, and FoP within dyads of patients with CHF and their spouses. Clinical interventions should adopt a dyadic approach, simultaneously enhancing mutual coping skills and social support levels to effectively mitigate FoP in both patients and their spouses.
Gao et al. (Wed,) studied this question.
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