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176 | Part 3 Lifestyle intervention Table 3.5.3. Continued
7 It was my own choice to improve my lifestyle, I did not feel forces by the counsellor
8 The counselling sessions helped me to improve my lifestyle
9 The counselling sessions were a valuable addition to the computer-tailored health education program
10 offsetting behavioural goals helped me to improve my lifestyle
11 Feedback on my personal risk profile for future disease provided me with new information
12 Feedback on my personal risk profile was an important motivator to change my lifestyle
13 Feedback on my personal risk profile made me realise my risks of future disease
14 Travel distance to the location of the counselling sessions was a barrier to comply with the intervention program
15 Time to travel to the location of the counselling sessions was a barrier to comply with the intervention program
16 The hospital is a good setting for counselling sessions
17 Counselling sessions could be done by phone
18 The recurrent counselling sessions helped me
to comply with a healthier lifestyle
19 The use of the registration form to register my progress helped me to achieve my personal goals
20 The time between the counselling sessions (6 weeks) was
21 The total time of the intervention program (3 months) was
22 The total time I spent to the intervention program was
23 The duration of each counselling session was
24 The frequency of the counselling was
Totally Agree
39% 45% 11% 39% 10% 54%
7% 35% 2% 30% 2% 37%
20% 60% 3% 14%
3% 16%
17% 59%
11% 34% 4% 48%
Too Short
2% 28%
- 4% 2% 13% - 5% - 2%
Too Low
Absolutely Not Agree
9% 7% - 30% 20% - 23% 13% -
40% 12% 1% 35% 30% 4% 35% 22% 3% 22% 8%
16% 45% 22%
16% 41% 24%
18% 3% 2%
20% 31% 4% 32% 14% 2%
Too Long
47% 22% 2%
84% 12% - 66% 17% 2% 71% 23% 1% 90% 7% 1%
Too High
72% 17% -
11%
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