Why the study?
Identifying factors that influence health after a CVD event will assist in reducing the high health and economic burden of CVD.
Does social health (social isolation, social support, loneliness) influence health and well-being after a cardiovascular disease event?
Population
Participants aged 12-96 years after a CVD event in Australia and New Zealand across 29 studies
Comparison
Social health exposures including social isolation, social support, and loneliness
Design
Narrative thematic systematic review
Authors
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May support integrating social health screening into post-CVD care; leaves open whether targeted interventions improve outcomes.
Does social health (social isolation, social support, loneliness) influence health and well-being after a cardiovascular disease event?
Greater social health, but not simply living arrangement or partner status, is associated with better mental health and met needs after a cardiovascular event.
Freak‐Poli et al. (2021) studied this question.