09.04 - Psychologists and Behavioural Scientists 2022
DOI: 10.1183/13993003.congress-2022.3330
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Effects of a brief behavioural cognitive e-therapy for emotional alterations, and inflammation in COVID-19 survivors.

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“…Moreover, Casarin López et al [102] and Rosas Trujillo [103] found a high prevalence of probable mild cognitive impairment in patients as early as nine months after discharge, in contrast to those with IMV who had a recovery time of 3-6 months and presented difficulties in the executive and memory domains [104]. As possible treatments, Peláez-Hernádez et al [105] implemented an eight-session virtual mindfulness-based cognitive therapy to reduce emotional distress and IL-6 levels [106].…”
Section: Post Covid-19 Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, Casarin López et al [102] and Rosas Trujillo [103] found a high prevalence of probable mild cognitive impairment in patients as early as nine months after discharge, in contrast to those with IMV who had a recovery time of 3-6 months and presented difficulties in the executive and memory domains [104]. As possible treatments, Peláez-Hernádez et al [105] implemented an eight-session virtual mindfulness-based cognitive therapy to reduce emotional distress and IL-6 levels [106].…”
Section: Post Covid-19 Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As possible treatments, P eláez- H ernádez et al . [ 105 ] implemented an eight-session virtual mindfulness-based cognitive therapy to reduce emotional distress and IL-6 levels [ 106 ].…”
Section: Group 904: Psychologists and Behavioural Scientistsmentioning
confidence: 99%