Abstract
Describes coronary heart disease conditions in terms of (1) the consequences of coronary-prone behavior patterns; (2) as threat of sudden death; (3) fear of disability; and (4) conflicts related to changing family roles and relationships. Presents a model for short-term crisis intervention based on loss-and-bereavement concepts which is particularly suited for clergy offering pastoral care to heart attack victims.
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