… modifiable factors for improving perceived recovery, as is … between cardiac disease-induced
psychological symptoms … with cardiac arrest survivors' long-term recovery perceptions even …

… perceptions of recovery. We recently found that more than two thirds of CA survivors felt that
they had not recovered … improve long-term well-being and outcomes among survivors of CA. …

… of psychological disorders, including posttraumatic stress … and psychological symptoms
experienced by survivors 12–18 … experiential survivor and family perceptions of recovery post-…

… general female disposition for distress and evidence of long-term complications (mostly …
moderators of these effects (eg, timing of rehabilitation, perceived quality of information, etc.…

… , social environment, and psychological distress. 2s Patients … a cardiac event can be
predictive of long-term psychosocial … after survived myocardial infarction: a long term follow-up. J …

… lived experience of long‐term survivors of cardiac arrest and … and of survivors' perceptions
of ways to improve the recovery … be effective in reducing psychological distress, albeit under …

… such concepts as the survivors' perception of their physical … What are the SCD survivors'
self-reports of recovery status in … organic mental disorders in survivors of cardiac arrest. Am J …

… long-term anxiety symptoms, such as posttraumatic stress … such as PTSD experienced by
some CVD survivors may not … tool for acute psychological stress (eg, threat perception) was …

… by the foundations of phenomenology, an approach to inquiry focused on understanding the
life-world of people from their perspective as “insiders” who experience, have perceptions of…

… long-term recovery patterns [6]. As such, it is imperative to better understand the specific
domains associated with patients' perceived recovery after cardiac … related to emotional distress, …