Why the study?
Unhealthy life-style factors cause adverse outcomes in cardiac patients, but few successfully change habits, and personalized interventions may provide critical improvements.
Does a personalized eHealth intervention improve life-style behavior and quality of life in cardiac patients?
Population
150 cardiac patients in Spain and the Netherlands
Comparison
Do CHANGE 2 intervention vs care as usual
Design
Randomized controlled trial
Authors
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Personalized eHealth may aid lifestyle change in cardiac patients; extends prior interventions but leaves open effects on quality of life.
Does a personalized eHealth intervention improve life-style behavior and quality of life in cardiac patients?
A personalized eHealth intervention combining health-behavior assessment technologies and a behavioral program significantly improved lifestyle behaviors in cardiac patients.
Broers et al. (2020) studied this question.
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