Inherited Cardiac Conditions: Unit 4

Course Overview
Welcome to the fourth unit of the inherited cardiac conditions (ICC) course.

In this unit, we will explore the psychosocial dimensions that patients with inherited cardiac conditions may experience and the holistic care that they require. The course will address lifestyle adjustments, work implications, emotional well-being and holistic multidisciplinary care.
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About this course
By the end of this module, you should be able to:
  • analyse the psychological impact of lifestyle changes, such as adjustments in exercise routines and dietary habits
  • reflect on the implications of inherited cardiac conditions on employment, finances and insurance
  • examine how inherited cardiac conditions affect sexual activity, personal relationships, and coping with anxiety related to death or dying
  • recognise the transition in self-perception from a well person to someone living with a chronic genetic condition
  • embrace a holistic care model that considers the physical, psychological, and social needs of inherited cardiac condition patients and their families
  • explore the operation and benefits of specialised multidisciplinary clinics in the management of inherited cardiac conditions
  • evaluate ethical case studies to reinforce understanding and application of ethical principles in practice scenarios