January 1, 2002Open Access

A systematic review of the effectiveness of interventions based on a stages-of-change approach to promote individual behaviour change

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Quality assessment was carried out, using an existing quality assessment tool, 20 by one reviewer (RR) and checked by a second (CB), using the following predefined criteria:

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