Development of a Post-Acute Coronary Syndrome Care Model Integrating Cardiac-Psychological Care: Focus on Psychological Resilience-Building in Clinical Nursing

Abstract

Objective: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide.

Methods: Emerging evidence highlights the critical interplay between psychological factors (e.g., stress,  depression, anxiety) and cardiovascular outcomes, necessitating holistic care approaches.

Results: This review examines the efficacy of integrated cardiac-psychological care models in ACS management, focusing on their structure, implementation challenges, and clinical impact.

Conclusions:From the perspective of clinical nursing, the integration of psychological resilience-building into routine cardiac care is identified as a pivotal factor in breaking the vicious cycle of physical and mental deterioration, ultimately improving patient prognosis and quality of life.