ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Self-Care Agency in Cardiovascular Care: A Cross-Sectional Study on the Interplay Between Self-Efficacy, Loneliness and Physical Activity.
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backgroundAppraisal for self-care agency (ASAS) is central to cardiovascular disease (CVD) management, yet the influence of loneliness as a social stressor remains under-characterized.
methodsIn patients with CVD (
resultsThe diminishing effect of loneliness explained 10% of ASAS variance and remained significant when controlling for covariates (ß = -1.05,
conclusionsSelf-efficacy is crucial for self-care agency in CVD. While loneliness exerts its strongest detriment at lower self-care levels, physical activity may attenuate loneliness-related vulnerability. These findings support interventions enhancing self-efficacy, promoting activity, and targeting loneliness to improve self-care.
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