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Consecutive time points of data collection.

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Fig 2.

Flow chart of study sample.

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Table 1.

Sociodemographic and medical characteristics of patients on admission (T0).

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Table 2.

Key diagnostics of psychocardiological rehabilitation.

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Table 3.

Key components of psychocardiological rehabilitation.

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Fig 3.

Trajectories of heart-focused anxiety and global psychological distress over time (means and 95% confidence interval).

CAQ = Cardiac Anxiety Questionnaire total (heart-focused anxiety); GSI = Global Severity Index (SCL-90-S; global psychological distress).

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Fig 4.

Trajectories of physical and mental health-related quality of life over time (means and 95% confidence interval).

PCS = Physical Component Summary (SF-12; physical health-related quality of life); MCS = Mental Component Summary (SF-12; mental health-related quality of life).

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Table 4.

Psychosocial outcomes from admission to six-month follow-up in patients with low, moderate and high impairment of social functioning on admission.

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Table 5.

Test statistics of the within-subjects contrasts for all dependent variables with admission values as reference.

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Fig 5.

Mean differences in heart-focused anxiety and global psychological distress between patient groups with different levels of impairment in social functioning.

MD = mean difference; CI = confidence interval; p = p-value; SAS-SR = Social Adjustment Scale – Self-report total, divided into groups (group 1 = lowest, 2 = moderate and 3 = highest impairment of social functioning); CAQ = Cardiac Anxiety Questionnaire total (heart-focused anxiety); GSI = Global Severity Index (SCL-90-S; global psychological distress).

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Fig 6.

Mean differences in physical and mental health-related quality of life between patient groups with different levels of impairment in social functioning.

MD = mean difference; CI = confidence interval; p = p-value; SAS-SR = Social Adjustment Scale – Self-report total, divided into groups (group 1 = lowest, 2 = moderate and 3 = highest impairment of social functioning); PCS = Physical Component Summary (SF-12; physical health-related quality of life); MCS = Mental Component Summary (SF-12; mental health-related quality of life).

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