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|a Denison, Eva
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|a Effects of organised follow-up of behaviour that may increase risk of disease in adults
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c Eva Denison, Gunn E. Vist, Vigdis Underdal, Rigmor C. Berg
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|b Knowledge Centre for the Health Services at The Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH)
|c 2012, 2012
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|a Systematic Reviews as Topic
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|a Alcohol Drinking / prevention & control
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|a Healthy Lifestyle
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|a Tobacco Smoking / prevention & control
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|a Health Behavior
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|a Norway
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|a Vist, Gunn E.
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|a Underdal, Vigdis
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|a Berg, Rigmor C.
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|a Nasjonalt kunnskapssenter for helsetjenesten
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|b NCBI
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|a Excerpt from the full technical report, which is written in Norwegian: Effekter av organisert oppfølging på atferd som øker risiko for sykdom hos voksne. - Excerpt from Systematic review no. 12-2012
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|a In Norway, 'frisklivssentraler' - 'healthy living centres' have been introduced to support change of behaviours that have significance for health. This systematic review is meant to answer questions about effects of organised follow-up on change of health behaviours (physical activity, diet, use of tobacco and alcohol). We searched for and included studies of interventions corresponding to those given in Norwegian 'frisklivssentraler' - 'healthy living centres' during one period of organised follow-up (3 months). We included 23 randomised controlled studies from literature searches finished in June 2012. Based on our summary of the findings and assessment of the quality of the documentation, we draw the following conclusions: Physical activity. Referral to a local center and follow-up, and training on one's own with follow up probably increase physical activity in the intervention period and in the short term (3 months after the intervention period). Diet and physical activity1. We lack documentation of sufficient quality about interventions to conclude about change of diet and physical activity. Tobacco1. Self-help materials and follow-up may increase abstinence from smoking during the intervention period. Referral to a nurse may increase the number of persons who abstain from smoking 6 months after starting the intervention. Alcohol. We did not find studies of interventions to reduce alcohol use that met our inclusion criteria
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