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Teleyoga - when east meets west
We investigate whether medical yoga sent remotely can improve people’s health. Heart disease patients and former intensive care patients are included in the study.
Digital support programme for informal carers of people with heart failure
The ongoing research project aims to evaluate the effects of a support programme for informal carers of persons with heart failure. The programme is brought via the interactive web platform Support and Treatment on the national health portal 1177.se.
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The Heart-exergame study
In general, everybody is recommended to be physically active for at least 150 minutes a week to improve health. Physical activity helps us to participate in daily life activities, stay independent for a longer time and have a good quality of life.
SCAPIS Micro
Changes in the smallest vessels in the body, the microcirculation, affect oxygen and nutrient delivery to the cells. A new optical technique gives the opportunity to find relations between dysfunctional microcirculation and cardiovascular disease
Research Group for Child and Family Centred Care
Our vision is to promote, create, translate, and implement innovative research of high quality which can make a difference for children and young people with various conditions.
Internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy for patients with non-cardiac chest pain (IKSIT)
The IKSIT research study focuses on patients who experience anxiety and worry over recurrent non-cardiac chest pain. Patients in this group risk falling between two stools, but cognitive behavioural therapy over the internet may be a solution.
Cesar-Network
CESAR is a group of researchers that are working toward Collaboration and Exchange in Swedish cardiovascular cAring Research.
DOHART (DOwnHeARTed)
An important purpose of the DOHART study is to improve the care and treatment of people with heart disease and depressive disorders using an internet-based self-help programme based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
Technology and self care in cardiac patients
Technology can help patients to have better self-care, to be less dependent to health care providers and have a better quality of life.
Interpretation in health care
Light is shed on the role of circumstances and organisational context to examine the constraints, conditions, methods and traditions to which interpreting is subject.