PubMedID: 29402785Objective: Lifestyle modification requires extensive information sharing and counseling. However, one-on-one primary care consultations are lacking to cover all necessary components due to time constraints. This preliminary study aims to investigate the feasibility and effects of lifestyle-changing intervention by family physician-led group visits (GVs) on weight management in overweight and obese women. Methods: 60 volunteers fulfilling the inclusion criteria were enrolled. Baseline and 6th month assessments consisted of anthropometric measurements, SF-36 Health Survey, blood variables, exercise test, and resting metabolic rate. Weight maintenance was controlled at the 12th month. Results: Although weight loss among parti...
Title: Design an intervention program for overweight women. Objectives: Show an importance of lifest...
Background: Lifestyle interventions targeting prevention of weight gain may have better long-term su...
A Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Weight Management in Primary Care Obesity has become a m...
Objective: Lifestyle modification requires extensive information sharing and counseling. However, on...
Background: Poor diet choice and lack of physical activity has led to high rates of obesity in the U...
BACKGROUND: Obesity affects 25% of the UK adult population but modest weight loss can reduce the inc...
BACKGROUND: There is a paucity of randomised controlled trials of weight management in primary care....
Purpose: Obesity is a growing concern in the United States (US) and worldwide. Obesity is the source...
Background: Cognitive behaviour modification programmes (CBT) have shown to be effective in treating...
BACKGROUND: Lifestyle interventions targeting prevention of weight gain may have better long-term su...
Keywords: primary care, obesity, management, follow up frequencyPurpose: The aim of this study was t...
Background: Prevalence of obesity is rapidly rising. To reverse the obesity epidemic, efforts should...
Introduction: To preliminarily assess the effectiveness of a simple low intensity therapeutic lifest...
Objectives: To evaluate effectiveness of a structured one-to-one behaviour change programme on weigh...
Background: Maintenance of weight loss after a diet and exercise intervention is often low. Moreover...
Title: Design an intervention program for overweight women. Objectives: Show an importance of lifest...
Background: Lifestyle interventions targeting prevention of weight gain may have better long-term su...
A Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Weight Management in Primary Care Obesity has become a m...
Objective: Lifestyle modification requires extensive information sharing and counseling. However, on...
Background: Poor diet choice and lack of physical activity has led to high rates of obesity in the U...
BACKGROUND: Obesity affects 25% of the UK adult population but modest weight loss can reduce the inc...
BACKGROUND: There is a paucity of randomised controlled trials of weight management in primary care....
Purpose: Obesity is a growing concern in the United States (US) and worldwide. Obesity is the source...
Background: Cognitive behaviour modification programmes (CBT) have shown to be effective in treating...
BACKGROUND: Lifestyle interventions targeting prevention of weight gain may have better long-term su...
Keywords: primary care, obesity, management, follow up frequencyPurpose: The aim of this study was t...
Background: Prevalence of obesity is rapidly rising. To reverse the obesity epidemic, efforts should...
Introduction: To preliminarily assess the effectiveness of a simple low intensity therapeutic lifest...
Objectives: To evaluate effectiveness of a structured one-to-one behaviour change programme on weigh...
Background: Maintenance of weight loss after a diet and exercise intervention is often low. Moreover...
Title: Design an intervention program for overweight women. Objectives: Show an importance of lifest...
Background: Lifestyle interventions targeting prevention of weight gain may have better long-term su...
A Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Weight Management in Primary Care Obesity has become a m...