P182 Poster Increasing knowledge about nutritional screening of hospitalised patients - Development of an E-learning course

Abstract

• role limitations due to physical functioning (RP) (57.00±3.54 vs. 57.88±3.76, p < 0.395). • bodily pain (BP) (57.79±3.26 vs. 58.63±3.53, p < 0.381). • general health (GH) (57.79±1.87 vs. 57.85±3.48, p < 0.940). • vitality (VT) (57.79±3.26 vs. 57.80±3.09. p < 0.986). • social functioning (SF) (57.68±3.67 vs. 58.68±3.24, p < 0.292). • role limitations due to emotional problems (RE) (58.63±4.11 vs. 59.27±3.79, p < 0.558). Conclusions: Women with ACS are more frequently older, suffer from hypertension, diabetes, are obese (BMI>30), and are less physically active. We concluded that women reported worse HRQoL results than men patients. However, improvement in perceived health-related quality of life was evident over a 6-month period in both groups of women and men with ACS after PCI.