Key result
Nurse-led behavior change interventions effectively improve primary CVD prevention in disadvantaged areas.
Why the study?
Knowledge regarding the impact and nature of nurse-led behaviour change interventions to prevent CVD in disadvantaged communities is limited.
Are nurse-led behaviour change interventions effective for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in disadvantaged communities?
Population
30 studies of nurse-led behaviour change primary prevention interventions in disadvantaged communities
Design
Scoping review
Authors
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Supports adoption in primary care for disadvantaged groups; extends evidence on nurse-led CVD prevention.
Systematic Review (n=30)
Are nurse-led behaviour change interventions effective for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in disadvantaged communities?
Nurse-led behavior change interventions show promise for primary CVD prevention in disadvantaged communities, though standardization and tailored approaches are needed.
Freeley et al. (2022) conducted a systematic review in Cardiovascular disease (n=30). Nurse-led behaviour change interventions was evaluated. A scoping review of 30 studies indicates that nurse-led behaviour change primary prevention interventions in disadvantaged areas are largely effective for cardiovascular disease prevention.
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