Depressive symptom and self-care behavior: effects of internet based-cognitive behavioural therapy in heart failure patients

4 May 2019 (10:45 - 11:45)

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Professor Peter Johansson

Linkoping University, Norrkoping (Sweden)

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The impact of early intervention and rehabilitation on functional decline in patients hospitalised for acute heart failure.

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Moderated poster session - Heart Failure

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EuroHeartCare 2019

4 May 2019 10:45 CET

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