Mental Health and Cognitive Challenges in Cardiovascular Care
Asst Prof Su Ren Wong (National University Hospital)
While cardiovascular interventions are often lifesaving and critical in nature, associated mental health and cognitive challenges may be overlooked. As such, patients’ quality of life may be affected. This presentation highlights the mental health and cognitive challenges associated with cardiovascular conditions and explores the possible interventions that could be considered for holistic care.
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