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IRCT2016062217736N8 IRCT 2016-07-01 Golestan University of Medical Science Effect of Motivational Interviewing (MI) to Improve Physiological Indicators and Cardio-respiratory Fitness Effect of Motivational Interviewing (MI) to Improve Physiological Indicators and Cardio-respiratory Fitness among Overweight and Obese Women who attended to nutrition clinics 2014-09-27 anticipated 64 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/16227 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Other, Purpose: Prevention. N/A Hyperlipidemia. Intervention 1: Motivational interviewing group: they were educated using written materials including pamphlet and brochure in terms of (a) behaviors that may decrease cholesterol (b) the components of LDL-C and HDL-C (c) a definition of cholesterol (d) some of usual misconceptions in terms of cholesterol (e) the principle components of a healthy diet for the heart (f) basic dietary guidelines [15] (g) the role of physical activity and dietary fats in reducing cholesterol (h) shopping and food preparation tips (i) an exercise plan. This arm was provided by five sessions of MI with a psychologist based on seven key points of MI 3 weeks after the first intervention (written material). In overall, between 8 and 12 subjects participated in each session (each session consisted of 30 to 45 minutes). These steps were as follow: (a) people motivate and persuade to change, voluntarily; (b) it is the client's role to resolve their ambivalence; (c) direct persuasion is not a beneficial technique to resolve ambivalence; (d) the counselor is a directive method to help clients to explore and resolve ambivalence; (e) the counseling style is a eliciting and quiet approach; (f) readiness to change is a fluctuating product of interpersonal interaction and (g) the therapeutic relation was more similar to a partnership than expert- recipient roles. Intervention 2: Control group was educated using written materials including pamphlet and brochure in terms of (a) behaviors that may decrease cholesterol (b) the components of LDL-C and HDL-C (c) a definition of cholesterol (d) some of usual misconceptions in terms of cholesterol (e) the principle components of a healthy diet for the heart (f) basic dietary guidelines [15] (g) the role of physical activity and dietary fats in reducing cholesterol (h) shopping and food preparation tips (i) an exercise plan. in the control group received five follow-up telephone session 3 weeks after the first intervention (written material). This session was 30 to 45 minutes and was also delivered by an instructed person to adhere to the script provided.
public Seyyed Kamal Mirkarimi
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Gorgan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 4917 +98 17 3242 4377 ak.mirkarimi@gmail.com Golestan University of Medical Science scientific Seyyed Kamal Mirkarimi
No 19- 3rd Alley- 57Avenue- Gorgan City- Golestan Province- Iran
Gorgan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 4917 +98 17 3242 4377 ak.mirkarimi@gmail.com Golestan University of Medical Science Iran (Islamic Republic of) Inclusion criteria were as follow: 1) hyperlipidemia diagnosed by a fasting LDL-C (130 mg/dl or higher), 2) ability to read, 3) access to a telephone, 4) no history of nutritional intervention such as motivational interviewing, and 5) no history of drug use (drugs for controlling cholesterol, LDL and HDL). Exclusion criterion was as follow: participants with absence more than two sessions (standard and MI) . no limit no limit Female E78.6 Lipoprotein deficiency Prevention Prevention Motivational interviewing group: they were educated using written materials including pamphlet and brochure in terms of (a) behaviors that may decrease cholesterol (b) the components of LDL-C and HDL-C (c) a definition of cholesterol (d) some of usual misconceptions in terms of cholesterol (e) the principle components of a healthy diet for the heart (f) basic dietary guidelines [15] (g) the role of physical activity and dietary fats in reducing cholesterol (h) shopping and food preparation tips (i) an exercise plan. This arm was provided by five sessions of MI with a psychologist based on seven key points of MI 3 weeks after the first intervention (written material). In overall, between 8 and 12 subjects participated in each session (each session consisted of 30 to 45 minutes). These steps were as follow: (a) people motivate and persuade to change, voluntarily; (b) it is the client's role to resolve their ambivalence; (c) direct persuasion is not a beneficial technique to resolve ambivalence; (d) the counselor is a directive method to help clients to explore and resolve ambivalence; (e) the counseling style is a eliciting and quiet approach; (f) readiness to change is a fluctuating product of interpersonal interaction and (g) the therapeutic relation was more similar to a partnership than expert- recipient roles Control group was educated using written materials including pamphlet and brochure in terms of (a) behaviors that may decrease cholesterol (b) the components of LDL-C and HDL-C (c) a definition of cholesterol (d) some of usual misconceptions in terms of cholesterol (e) the principle components of a healthy diet for the heart (f) basic dietary guidelines [15] (g) the role of physical activity and dietary fats in reducing cholesterol (h) shopping and food preparation tips (i) an exercise plan. in the control group received five follow-up telephone session 3 weeks after the first intervention (written material). This session was 30 to 45 minutes and was also delivered by an instructed person to adhere to the script provided. Cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C. Timepoint: Baseline and 12 months follow-up. Method of measurement: Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS). Cardio-respiratory fitness. Timepoint: Baseline and 12 Months follow-up. Method of measurement: Rockport Walk test. خیر خیر Golestan University of Medical Science Approved 2013-09-23 Golestan University of Medical Science Kilometer 4 Gorgan-Sari Road, Educational campus of Falsafi,Vice Chancellor for Research, Gorgan City, Golestan Province, Iran Gorgan Iran (Islamic Republic of)