Patient-related diet and exercise counseling: do providers' own lifestyle habits matter?
Patient-related diet and exercise counseling: do providers' own lifestyle habits matter?
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10.1111/j.1751-7141.2010.00079.x
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2010-01-01
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Jackson, Elizabeth A
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Howe, Michael;Leidel, Adam;Jackson, Elizabeth A
本研究目的在探讨受训医师与主诊医师个人健康行为与病患相关生活型态谘商之相关性。在一个主要的教学医院的医生进行了调查，关于他们的个人生活方式的行为，感知的信心，并就生活方式的行为咨询病人的频率。共收到183份答复。与主治医生相比，实习生更有可能食用快餐，而不太可能食用水果和蔬菜。主治医生更有可能每周锻炼4天或更多天，每周锻炼超过150分钟。主治医生更倾向于建议他们的病人健康饮食（70.7%比36.3%，P
The goal of this research was to evaluate the personal health behaviors of physicians in training and attending physicians in association with patient-related lifestyle counseling. Physicians at a major teaching hospital were surveyed regarding their personal lifestyle behavior, perceived confidence, and frequency of counseling patients regarding lifestyle behaviors. One hundred eighty-three total responses were received. Trainees were more likely to consume fast food and less likely to consume fruits and vegetables than attendings. Attending physicians were more likely to exercise 4 or more days per week and more than 150 minutes per week. Attending physicians were more likely to counsel their patients regarding a healthy diet (70.7% vs 36.3%, P