Assessing knowledge, attitude and practice to lifestyle modifications in type-2 diabetes mellitus patients’ with moderate to high risks CVD: a multi-center study
Cross-sectional study assesses knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding lifestyle modifications in diabetes patients at moderate to high CVD risk, highlighting positive findings.
Key Points
Most participants had moderate cardiovascular disease risk scores, indicating the need for lifestyle management.
A significant 57.7% of respondents demonstrated good knowledge about lifestyle modifications related to CVD risk.
About 78.7% of participants expressed a positive attitude towards dietary interventions and exercise.
The majority of respondents (79.0%) engaged positively in practices supporting lifestyle modifications for diabetes control.