Titlebook: Depression and Anxiety in Patients with Chronic Respiratory Diseases; Amir Sharafkhaneh,Abebaw Mengistu Yohannes,Mark E. Book 2017 Springe

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Hans-Christian Riekhof,Hubert SchülePsychological symptoms and disorders are quite common in patients with COPD. Mental illness increases morbidity in COPD and adds significantly to the economic burden of the disease. Here, we review the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of depression and anxiety in COPD.

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E-Learning im digitalen Zeitalterms through which patients appraise health-related threats and manage coping resources to combat this threat are discussed. Early identification of psychosocial risk factors including depression and anxiety, as well as coping resources, may significantly influence the course of one’s disease and over

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Daniela Gachago,Andreas Hörfurterure to optimize treatment of both medical disease and mental illness. Anxiety and mood disorders, in particular, are both associated with a wide range of symptoms, with the former tending not to be readily recognized and treated and the latter sometimes mistaken for normal physiologic changes of agi

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Flexible Instruktionsstrategien in L3inically relevant symptoms who are in need of further diagnostic psychiatric assessment. Identifying high numbers of false positives is costly, both financially, and in terms of wasted time for the clinician and the patient. A scale that can efficiently screen patients for anxiety and depression is

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Kourosh Fathi Vajargah,Esmaeil Jafarial and economic challenge to the individual recipient and the caring members of the family. Often, they present as depression and anxiety disorders, usually prior to transplantation and continue into the post-transplant period with potential exacerbation when post-transplant complications occur. The

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