Is Cardiac Rehabilitation Equally Effective in Improving Dietary Intake in All Patients with Ischemic Heart Disease?
Ulla Bach LaursenMartin Nygaard JohansenAlbert Marni JoensenKim OvervadMogens Lytken LarsenPublished in: Journal of the American College of Nutrition (2020)
Patients statistically significantly improved their dietary intake and improvements remained at follow-up. Dietary improvements were sensitive to marital status, living arrangements and employment status. Unemployed and retired women did not seem to improve their diet as much as employed women. Additional dietary intervention may become relevant in some patient groups defined by sociodemographic characteristics. (250).
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