Why the study?
Does stress management reduce the frequency of non-exertional chest pain in male angina patients?
Population
452 male angina patients
Comparison
Stress management vs No psychological intervention
Design
RCT, randomised
Follow-up
6 months
Authors
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Supports offering stress management to male angina patients with non-exertional pain; extends RCT evidence for psychological interventions in symptom control.
Does stress management reduce the frequency of non-exertional chest pain in male angina patients?
Stress management and relaxation techniques can effectively reduce the frequency of non-exertional chest pain in male patients with angina.
Gallacher et al. (1997) studied this question.
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