4.3. Theoretical Framework of the Resilience Contribution to the CBI
anxiety, overload of diseases, adversity, ESRD, depression
CHRONIC ILLNESS, DISEASE, ESRD
ESRD is a paradigmatic model of high risk for depression and anxiety when the patient’s resources are surpassed by the many stressors related to this illness. The interactions between psychosocial risk factors for disease and medical aspects of ESRD represent an opportunity for the study of interventions in chronic illness.The psychological impact and overload of diseases justify greater emphasis on variables that allow a means of positively coping with situations of adversity, where resilience is a vital element in the psychological treatment of the medically ill population. Resilience is a protective factor in reducing negative symptoms such as depression and anxiety, acting as a personality factor and promoting mental health. The study and immersion of the construct in other disciplines are of interest in various areas such as the social and health sciences [Resilience can function as a modulator against the symptoms of depression and anxiety [