2023
DOI: 10.1556/650.2023.32685
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A cardiovascularis rizikóbecslés és az egészségmagatartás kapcsolata pszichoszociális tényezők tükrében.

Abstract: Bevezetés: A cardiovascularis rizikó csökkentésére irányuló megelőző erőfeszítések ellenére a szív- és érrendszeri halálozás mértéke nő. A rendszerszintű, protokolláris, kibővített cardiovascularis szűrés működtetése lehet egy olyan populációs stratégia, amelynek hosszú távú hatása hozzájárulhat a mortalitás csökkenéséhez. Célkitűzés: A jelen tanulmány célja, hogy a Budakalász Epidemiológiai Vizsgálat (BEV) után… Show more

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“…In a regional project in Hungary, most of the obese patients lost weight, laboratory parameters improved and blood pressure decreased [23]. In other, patients were faced to their own cardiovascular risk assessment and this impression facilitated changes in health behavior and lifestyle [24]. Sustained improvement in risk factor status requires ongoing risk communication with health care providers.Individualized lifestyle counselling improves health behaviour and reduces total cardiovascular risk among middle-aged men [25].…”
Section: Comparison With Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a regional project in Hungary, most of the obese patients lost weight, laboratory parameters improved and blood pressure decreased [23]. In other, patients were faced to their own cardiovascular risk assessment and this impression facilitated changes in health behavior and lifestyle [24]. Sustained improvement in risk factor status requires ongoing risk communication with health care providers.Individualized lifestyle counselling improves health behaviour and reduces total cardiovascular risk among middle-aged men [25].…”
Section: Comparison With Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%