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1. Strategies for behavior change in patients with heart failure

Author

Paul, Sara and Sneed, Nancee V.

Subjects
Heart attack -- Management -- Analysis -- Health aspects, Patient compliance -- Analysis -- Health aspects, Cardiac patients -- Health aspects -- Analysis, Health, Health care industry, Company business management, Management, Analysis, Health aspects
Abstract

Appropriate management of chronic heart failure and its signs and symptoms requires a considerable amount of participation by patients. Behavioral changes that prevent or minimize signs and symptoms and disease [...]

Published
2004

2. Readiness for behavioral changes in patients with heart failure

Author

Sneed, Nancee V. and Paul, Sara C.

Subjects
Cardiac patients -- Behavior, Heart failure -- Health aspects -- Psychological aspects, Health, Health care industry, Psychological aspects, Behavior, Health aspects
Abstract

* Background Successful self-care in heart failure often requires lifestyle changes such as avoiding sodium, excess fluid intake, alcohol, and tobacco; exercising regularly; and losing weight. The Transtheoretical Model, a [...]

Published
2003

3. Driving with an internal defibrillator: legal, ethical, and quality-of-life issues

Author

Finch, Nancy J., Sneed, Nancee V., Leman, Robert B., and Watson, Jerry

Subjects
Defibrillators -- Ethical aspects, Physically disabled automobile drivers -- Social aspects, Quality of life -- Analysis, Medical ethics -- Analysis, Business, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

The increased use of internal cardioverter-defibrillators (ICD) combined with the large number of Americans who drive poses serious ethical, legal and social considerations. Although ICD patients are advised not to drive, nearly 77% of patients surveyed continued to drive after surgery. Questions of freedom and quality-of-life needs should be measured against the risk factors to others as well as the legal restrictions applied to cardiac patients.

Published
1997

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