Internet-based CBT for people with heart disease
Philip Leissner is a licensed psychologist and PhD student within U-CARE and investigates the relationship between heart attacks and mental health, focusing on heart-related anxiety. In the video, Philip talks about one of his projects where an internet-based treatment programme has been developed for stress and anxiety among people suffering from heart disease.
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Kontaktperson för denna
film
Miro Anter, Hälsovetenskap och e-hälsa
Uppdaterad
2 februari 2023
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00:00:38
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435
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Kanalinformation
U-CARE arranges seminars about different topics that we find interesting both for our research group and for others within and outside Uppsala University. Our seminars are open for anyone to join!
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U-CARE - Utbildning för modern hälso- och sjukvård
U-CARE - Education for modern medicine and caregiving
Maria Hägglund - Tillgång till journalen online
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Internet-based CBT for people with heart disease
Internetbaserad KBT för personer med hjärtsjukdom
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