The self-management experiences of individuals who perceive health as beyond their control: An interpretive phenomenological study of individuals with ischemic heart disease
Key Points:
- Investigates self-management experiences of ischemic heart disease patients with low perceived control.
- Highlights emotional, behavioral, and psychological barriers to disease management.
- Provides insights for healthcare providers to develop patient-centered support strategies.
Description
This interpretive phenomenological study explores the self-management experiences of individuals with ischemic heart disease who perceive their health as beyond their control. It examines their coping strategies, challenges, and psychological perspectives on managing their condition.
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