Why the study?
Does an individual lifestyle advice intervention reduce cardiovascular risk behaviours in high-risk cardiology outpatients?
Does an individual lifestyle advice intervention reduce cardiovascular risk behaviours in high-risk cardiology outpatients?
Individual lifestyle counseling in high-risk cardiology outpatients yields short-term improvements in diet and smoking, but these effects are not sustained long-term.
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Short-term counseling effects on diet and smoking fade by 18 months; challenges durability of one-time interventions and supports trials of sustained delivery.
Harting et al. (2006) studied this question.
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