Key result
Among approximately 800 post-cardiac surgery patients, the majority reported gratification and improved functioning, though a third experienced symptoms of Recovery Room delirium.
Population
Approximately 800 patients who had cardiac surgery
Design
Cross-sectional
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May warrant monitoring for post-cardiac surgery delirium; leaves open optimal psychological support strategies.
Cross-Sectional (n=800)
While most patients report gratification and functional improvement after cardiac surgery, significant psychological challenges such as anxiety, recovery room delirium, and a need for greater physician support remain prevalent.
Kenneth A. Frank (1972) conducted a cross-sectional in Post-cardiac surgery (n=800). Cardiac surgery was evaluated on Psychological reactions to the surgical process. Among approximately 800 post-cardiac surgery patients, the majority reported gratification and improved functioning, though a third experienced symptoms of Recovery Room delirium.
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