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PREVENTION AND EDUCATION IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE REDUCTION

PREVENTION AND EDUCATION IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE REDUCTION
减少冠心病的预防和教育
批准号:
3842330
负责人:
L A MAIMAN
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
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资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
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中文摘要
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预防和教育在减少冠心病中的作用 研究调查与未来设计和测试有关的问题 帮助儿童和青少年的行为和教育战略 减少危险行为,获得并践行积极的健康 行为。该项目的资金由卫生部提供,NHLBI 梅曼博士担任助理研究员时的首席研究员 罗切斯特大学儿科教授 该项目的联合首席调查员。这项研究包括 从7824名受试者中收集的血液筛查观察 胆固醇升高。受试者是从1987年6月开始确定的 至1987年10月,并在截至12月的一年期间内 1988年。 首席调查员担任以下项目的研究主任 项目的教育和行为部分,并开发了 并设计了研究干预措施和数据收集工具 指导实地工作的相关组成部分,包括 面试官培训和数据收集。具体地说,公共关系科,Despr 负责相关研究结果的分析和传播 行为和功能结果(心理和身体)。
英文摘要
The Prevention and Education in Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) Reduction study investigates issues related to the future design and testing of behavioral and educational strategies to help children and adolescents reduce risk behaviors and acquire and practice positive health behaviors. Funding for this project was provided by the DHVD, NHLBI to the Principal Investigator at the time Dr. Maiman was Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Rochester and Co-Principal Investigator on the project. The study consists of observations collected from 7,824 subjects screened for blood cholesterol elevations. The subjects were identified from June 1987 through October 1987 and followed for a one year period through December 1988. The Principal Investigator functioned as the Director of Research for the educational and behavioral component of the project and developed and designed the study interventions and data collection instruments and directed those related components of the field work, including interviewer training and data collection. Specifically, the PRB, DESPR is responsible for analyses and dissemination of study findings related to behavioral and functional outcomes (psychological and physical).
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