Behavior Change and Prognosis in Patients With Heart Failure　― Salt Reduction Guidance and Readiness for Heart Failure Treatment ―

Sekizuka, Hiromitsu; Kida, Kenji

doi:10.1253/circj.cj-21-0498

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“…The advantage of the TTM is that healthcare professionals can easily assess a subject's level of readiness for health-related behaviors. Therefore, assessment of a hypertensive patient's behavioral change allows physicians to understand the patient's psychologic state and, in turn, provide a tailored and person-centered approach to the patient [4,5,12].…”

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Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Sekizuka

Ishii

2022

Blood Pressure Monitoring

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This is the first report about the association of readiness for salt reduction with daily salt intake or the salt check sheet score in hypertensive patients at a nonspecialized hypertension clinic. We investigated whether salt reduction readiness as evaluated based on the transtheoretical model (TTM) is associated with estimated daily salt intake or the salt check sheet score. The TTM allows evaluators to easily assess a subject's level of readiness for healthrelated according to five stages. There was no significant relationship between the TTM stages and estimated daily salt intake. A significant correlation was found between the TTM stages and salt check sheet scores (ρ = −0.409; P < 0.001). When providing salt reduction guidance to hypertensive patients, it is effective for healthcare professionals to use repeated urine tests and salt check sheets to take a salt reduction approach according to the level of readiness of the patients.

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Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Sekizuka

Ishii

2022

Blood Pressure Monitoring

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Nutritional management of heart failure

Kida

Miyajima

Suzuki

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Enduring Relevance of the Stages of Change Model for Transforming Lifestyle Behaviors

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Kaneko

Suzuki

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pant who undergoes a routine health checkup, 7 which presents a unique opportunity to evaluate the impact of baseline stage of change on future cardiovascular healthy behaviors. Methods Study DesignThis was a retrospective observational analysis using data from the JMDC Claims Database (JMDC, Tokyo, Japan), which is a health claims database in Japan, between 2005 and 2021. 8 The JMDC Claims Database includes individual health insurance claims data from >60 insurers. The JMDC Claims Database includes workplace employees' annual health checkup data, including demographics, medical history, medications, and hospital claims with International Classification of Diseases, 10the Revision (ICD-10) coding. DefinitionTaking into account recent research on healthy behaviors that affect cardiovascular health, we chose and defined 4 key behaviors (abstaining from smoking, engaging in regu-

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Behavior Change and Prognosis in Patients With Heart Failure　― Salt Reduction Guidance and Readiness for Heart Failure Treatment ―

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Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Nutritional management of heart failure

Enduring Relevance of the Stages of Change Model for Transforming Lifestyle Behaviors

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Behavior Change and Prognosis in Patients With Heart Failure ― Salt Reduction Guidance and Readiness for Heart Failure Treatment ―

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Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Relationship between salt reduction readiness and salt intake in hypertensive patients: a single nonspecialized hypertension clinic case study

Nutritional management of heart failure

Enduring Relevance of the Stages of Change Model for Transforming Lifestyle Behaviors

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Behavior Change and Prognosis in Patients With Heart Failure　― Salt Reduction Guidance and Readiness for Heart Failure Treatment ―