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What are the motivational aspects and experiences of ambivalence related to potential lifestyle changes following preventive cardiovascular consultations in patients at increased risk of CVD?
What are the motivational aspects and experiences of ambivalence related to potential lifestyle changes following preventive cardiovascular consultations in patients at increased risk of CVD?
Patients at increased risk of CVD frequently experience ambivalence regarding lifestyle changes following preventive consultations, highlighting the need for clinicians to explore and resolve these conflicting feelings.
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Exploration of ambivalence subtypes may inform preventive consultations; leaves open effects on adherence in trials.
Kehler et al. (2008) studied this question.
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