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Contribution of Australian cardiologists, general practitioners and dietitians to adult cardiac patients' dietary behavioural change

2009-06-01

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To investigate the use of behavioural change techniques by cardiologists, general practitioners and dietitians in adult cardiac patients within 12 months of their cardiac event. Quantitative cross-sectional surveys. Frequency analyses were conducted on the respondents' answers to questionnaire items. Chi-squared test of independence compared responses of the three professional groups on the questionnaire items. An...

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-0080.2009.01332.x

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