Why the study?
Do sound therapeutic relationships and self-efficacy improve outcomes in patients during cardiac rehabilitation?
Do sound therapeutic relationships and self-efficacy improve outcomes in patients during cardiac rehabilitation?
Sound therapeutic relationships between patients and staff may facilitate positive outcomes during cardiac rehabilitation.
Sound therapeutic relationships between patients and staff may play an important role in facilitating the achievement of a wide-range of salutary outcomes during cardiac rehabilitation.
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