Why the study?
Do relaxation therapy and exercise training improve psychological outcomes and quality of life in older people with heart failure?
Do relaxation therapy and exercise training improve psychological outcomes and quality of life in older people with heart failure?
Both relaxation therapy and exercise training are effective non-pharmacological interventions to improve psychological well-being and disease-specific quality of life in older patients with heart failure.
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Supports relaxation therapy and exercise training to improve psychological outcomes and quality of life in older HF patients; extends evidence for non-pharmacological interventions.
Yu et al. (2006) studied this question.
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