Chronically ill Patients - Anger and Depression

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Present book explores the commonly reported psychological issues among chronically ill patients and to explore the risk and protective factors with regard to their impact on well-being and quality of life of patients.

Avoidance focused and active distractive coping strategies play risk factor for psychological well-being and quality of life, whereas active focused and religious focused coping strategies along with high level of social support play significant role as protective factors.