Details about Psychosocial Concomitants to Rehabilitation in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
The treatment and evaluation of psychiatric, psychophysiologic and psychosocial problems related to or associated with pulmonary disease need to be…
The treatment and evaluation of psychiatric, psychophysiologic and psychosocial problems related to or associated with pulmonary disease need to be…
The role of psychoactive medications in the treatment of patients with pulmonary disease is of considerable importance, since many lack…
Some chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients with psychiatric disease require treatment that is biologic or pharmacologic. A certain number…
Life changes or stressful life events frequently cause psychological and physiological changes. For the COPD patient, these changes may lead…
The term “behavior modification” or “behavior therapy” has been applied to a group of therapeutic modalities aimed at the analysis…
Other than the complaint of dyspnea and/or chronic cough, the depressed patient often presents few recognizable symptoms. If the patient…
The anxious patient may exhibit hyperactive body movements or gestures, may have altered speech, and may demonstrate physiological manifestations, eg,…