Why the study?
Does cognitive-behavioural stress management training improve symptoms, medication use, and exercise tolerance in patients with chronic stable angina?
Population
29 subjects with chronic stable angina
Comparison
Cognitive-behavioural stress management training vs Routine care
Design
RCT, randomly assigned
Follow-up
eight weeks
Authors
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Supports integration of cognitive-behavioural stress management into angina care; extends RCT evidence for psychosocial interventions in stable CAD.
Does cognitive-behavioural stress management training improve symptoms, medication use, and exercise tolerance in patients with chronic stable angina?
Cognitive-behavioural stress management training improves symptoms, medication reliance, and exercise tolerance in patients with chronic stable angina.
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