Add to ORKGIntroduction. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system, which affects young adults between 20–40 years old. The incidence of MS is increasing worldwide. The symptoms vary and depend on which part of the nervous system is affected. Stress is very common in patients with MS. It can be a risk factor related with relapses of the disease. Coping is defined as the behavioural and cognitive efforts used in an attempt to deal with stressful events. In a long-term treatment, disease modifying therapies are used to reduce the risk of the progression and severity of MS, and reduce the risk of disability. The adherence to therapy has a crucial role in the effectiveness of drugs.Aim. The aim of the study was...
Introduction. Alcoholism is a phenomenon with multi-factorial conditions and numerous health and soc...
Baczewska Bożena, Kropornicka Beata, Mazurek Patrycja, Block Bogusław, Krzyżanowska Ewa, Łuczyk Robe...
Multiple sclerosis (SM) is an autoimmune, demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. The d...
Introduction. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system...
Introduction. Stress is a constant presence in the work of health care professionals who come into c...
Background. Antonovsky — the author of the concept of sense of coherence proved the existence of gen...
Background. Multiple sclerosis (Multiplex Sclerosis — MS) is a disease of the nervous system. It oft...
Background Effective treatment of hypertension remains a major problem in modern cardiology. Despite...
Background. Multiple sclerosis (MS) causes progressive disability which results in deterioration of ...
Any chronic disease, including arterial hypertension, is the cause of lower quality of life (QoL) ex...
Introduction. Working in Medical Rescue Teams is stressful and responsible service. Doctors face dif...
Introduction. Strokes often cause dysfunctions in the reception and transmission of speech, which ma...
Among the predictors of the staff burnout, the temperament and styles of coping with stress are indi...
Introduction. Noncompliance is one of most frequent reasons of discontinuation of therapy and lack o...
Introduction. Alcoholism is a phenomenon with multi-factorial conditions and numerous health and soc...
Baczewska Bożena, Kropornicka Beata, Mazurek Patrycja, Block Bogusław, Krzyżanowska Ewa, Łuczyk Robe...
Multiple sclerosis (SM) is an autoimmune, demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. The d...
Introduction. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system...
Introduction. Stress is a constant presence in the work of health care professionals who come into c...
Background. Antonovsky — the author of the concept of sense of coherence proved the existence of gen...
Background. Multiple sclerosis (Multiplex Sclerosis — MS) is a disease of the nervous system. It oft...
Background Effective treatment of hypertension remains a major problem in modern cardiology. Despite...
Background. Multiple sclerosis (MS) causes progressive disability which results in deterioration of ...
Any chronic disease, including arterial hypertension, is the cause of lower quality of life (QoL) ex...
Introduction. Working in Medical Rescue Teams is stressful and responsible service. Doctors face dif...
Introduction. Strokes often cause dysfunctions in the reception and transmission of speech, which ma...
Among the predictors of the staff burnout, the temperament and styles of coping with stress are indi...
Introduction. Noncompliance is one of most frequent reasons of discontinuation of therapy and lack o...
Introduction. Alcoholism is a phenomenon with multi-factorial conditions and numerous health and soc...
Baczewska Bożena, Kropornicka Beata, Mazurek Patrycja, Block Bogusław, Krzyżanowska Ewa, Łuczyk Robe...
Multiple sclerosis (SM) is an autoimmune, demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. The d...