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COVID-19 Restrictions Impact Psychosocial Health Outcomes of Adults with Cardiovascular Disease
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A secondary analysis of psychosocial health outcomes reported by patients with cardiovascular disease during the COVID-19 social distancing guidelines. Findings include significant difference in social isolation, anxiety, depression and cognitive function. Additionally, telemedicine was utilized by 64% of the sample. Implications for practice and research are discussed.
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Jennifer Viveiros, PhD, RN, CNE
Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
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