Bowel health to better health: a minimal contact lifestyle intervention for people at increased risk of colorectal cancer
Bowel health to better health: a minimal contact lifestyle intervention for people at increased risk of colorectal cancer
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DOI：
10.1017/s0007114509990808
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发表时间：
2009-12-14
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
Steele, Robert J. C.
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作者：
Caswell, Stephen;Anderson, Annie S.;Steele, Robert J. C.
结直肠癌筛查是苏格兰减少癌症战略的一部分。接受筛查的参与者接受了结肠镜检查，并切除了腺瘤(S)，他们被邀请参加肠道健康促进健康(BHBH)计划。BHBH测试了一个假设，即最小限度的接触生活方式干预可以被证明在促进饮食和活动的改变方面是有效的。关于生活方式和心理社会测量的基线和跟踪Lip问卷被随机分配到BHBH组或对照组(CG)中进行。为期3个月的干预包括个性化的生活方式建议、目标设定和社会支持，以促进身体活动、纤维、水果和蔬菜的增加。BHBH的有效率为51%。BHBH受试者(n=32)纤维摄入量显著增加(餐后FFQ评分30(SD 11)~41(SD 13))(P
Colorectal cancer screening forms part of Scotland's cancer reduction strategy. Screened participants, who bad undergone colonoscopy and had adenoma(s) removed, were invited to participate in the bowel health to better health (BHBH) programme. BHBH tested the hypothesis that a minimal contact lifestyle intervention could prove effective in promoting changes in diet and activity. Baseline and follow-Lip questionnaires on lifestyle and psycho-social measures were undertaken in adults randomised to BHBH or a comparison group (CG). The 3-month intervention comprised personalised lifestyle advice, goal-setting and social support to promote increases in physical activity, fibre, fruit and vegetables. Response rate to BHBH was 51%. BHBH participants (n 32) increased their intake of fibre (DINE FFQ scores 30 (SD 11)-41 (SD 13)) significantly (P