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January 9, 2020Canadian Journal of Nursing Research

Qualitative interviews revealed six themes regarding lifestyle and risk perception, highlighting a lack of understanding among participants of how various factors contribute to cardiovascular risk.

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Why the study?

Atherosclerotic plaque begins forming in early adulthood, making the exploration of perceptions and beliefs regarding cardiovascular risk and lifestyle modification important among high-risk college students.

Population

High-risk college students based on Framingham 30-year risk score

Design

Semistructured qualitative interview study

Authors

DTDieu-My T. TranCDCatherine DingleyRARogelio Arenas

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Overview

Insights into high-risk students' CVD perceptions may guide early counseling; leaves open whether they drive behavior change.

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Population
High-risk college students (based on Framingham 30-year risk score)
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Outcome
Perceptions and beliefs regarding cardiovascular risk and lifestyle modificationpatient reported

High-risk college students lack understanding of how various factors contribute to cardiovascular risk, highlighting the need for tailored early intervention programs.

Cite This Study

Tran et al. (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7aad321b9920df6d895e2dhttps://doi.org/10.1177/0844562119899310
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