Eligibility for interventions, co-occurrence and risk factors for unhealthy behaviours in patients consulting for routine primary care: results from the Pre-Empt study
Conclusion:
Very few patients consulting for routine primary care screen ineligible for interventions about common unhealthy behaviours, and most engage in more than one of the major common unhealthy behaviours. Clinicians should be particularly alert to opportunities to engaging younger, non professional men and those with multi-morbidity about risky health behaviour.Trial registrationISRCTN22495456
Source: BMC Family Practice - Category: Primary Care Authors: Elizabeth RandellTimothy PicklesSharon SimpsonClio SpanouJim McCambridgeKerenza HoodChristopher Butler Source Type: research
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