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Primary care prevention of cardiovascular risk behaviors in adolescents: a systematic review

TISSOT, Hervé, PFARRWALLER, Eva, HALLER, Dagmar M.

Abstract

Adolescence is associated with behavioral changes offering opportunities for prevention of cardiovascular risk behaviors. Primary care physicians are ideally placed to deliver preventive interventions to adolescents. The objective was to systematically review the evidence about effectiveness of primary care-led interventions addressing the main cardiovascular risk behaviors in adolescents: physical activity, sedentary behaviors, diet and smoking. PubMed, Embase, PsycINFO, CINAHL, Cochrane, ClinicalTrials.gov, and ISRCTN registry were searched from January 1990 to April 2020. Randomized controlled trials of interventions in primary care contexts on at least one of the cardiovascular behaviors were included, targeting 10–19-year old adolescents, according to the World Health Organization's definition. Two authors independently assessed risk of bias. Twenty-two papers were included in the narrative synthesis, reporting on 18 different studies. Interventions targeting smoking uptake seemed more effective than interventions targeting established smoking or the three other risk behaviors. Intervention components or intensity [...]

TISSOT, Hervé, PFARRWALLER, Eva, HALLER, Dagmar M. Primary care prevention of

cardiovascular risk behaviors in adolescents: a systematic review. Preventive Medicine, 2020, vol. 142, p. 106346

PMID : 33275966

DOI : 10.1016/j.ypmed.2020.106346

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http://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/unige:147405

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Appendix A. Search strategy applied in the Pubmed database.

(1) Adolescent [mesh]

(2) Young Adult [mesh]

(3) 1 OR 2

(4) adolescen* [tiab] OR teen* [tiab] OR juvenile* [tiab] OR student* [tiab] OR underage*

[tiab] OR youth* [tiab]

(5) young adult* OR young people* OR young person* [tiab]

(6) 4 OR 5 (7) 3 OR 6

(8) Health Promotion [mesh]

(9) Health Education [mesh]

(10) Health Behavior [mesh]

(11) Counseling [mesh]

(12) Preventive Health Services [mesh:noexp]

(13) Early Intervention (Education) [mesh]

(14) Early Medical Intervention [mesh]

(15) Behavior Therapy [mesh]

(16) 8 OR 9 OR 10 OR 11 OR 12 OR 13 OR 14 OR 15

(17) intervention* OR education* OR advice* OR program* OR campaign* OR promotion*

OR information* [tiab]

(18) motivational interview* OR “SBIRT” [tiab]

(19) counsel* [tiab]

(20) health behavior* OR health behaviour* [tiab]

(21) preventive service* [tiab]

(22) primary prevent* [tiab]

(23) behavior therap* OR behaviour therap* [tiab]

(24) lifestyle change* OR life-style change* OR life style change* [tiab]

(25) behaviour change* OR behavior change* [tiab]

(26) lifestyle modif* OR life-style modif* OR life style modif* [tiab]

(27) behaviour modif* OR behavior modif* [tiab]

(28) lifestyle alter* OR life-style alter* OR life style alter* [tiab]

(29) behaviour alter* OR behavior alter* [tiab]

(30) risk factor modification* OR risk factor change* OR risk factor alter* OR risk factor reduction* OR risk factor manag* [tiab]

(31) 17 OR 18 OR 19 OR 20 OR 21 OR 22 OR 23 OR 24 OR 25 OR 26 OR 27 OR 28 OR 29 OR 30

(32) 16 OR 31

(33) Tobacco Use [mesh]

(34) Tobacco Use Cessation [mesh]

(35) 33 OR 34

(36) Smoking [tiab] OR smoke* [tiab] OR cigarette* [tiab] OR tobacco* [tiab]

(37) 35 OR 36 (38) Exercise [mesh]

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(39) physical activit* OR exercise* OR physical condition* OR sedentary behavior* OR sedentary behaviour* [tiab]

(40) 38 OR 39

(41) Food Habits [mesh]

(42) Diet [mesh]

(43) 41 OR 42

(44) “diet” OR “diets” OR “dietary” [tiab]

(45) nutrition* [tiab] OR eating habit* OR food habit* [tiab]

(46) 44 OR 45 (47) 43 OR 46 (48) 37 OR 40 OR 47 (49) General Practice [mesh]

(50) Primary Health Care [mesh:noexp]

(51) Physicians, Primary Care [mesh]

(52) Physicians, Family [mesh]

(53) General Practitioners [mesh]

(54) Community Medicine [mesh]

(55) Community Health Services [mesh:noexp]

(56) School Health Services [mesh]

(57) Adolescent Medicine [mesh]

(58) Adolescent Health Services [mesh]

(59) Pediatrics [mesh:noexp]

(60) Child Health Services [mesh:noexp]

(61) 49 OR 50 OR 51 OR 52 OR 53 OR 54 OR 55 OR 56 OR 57 OR 58 OR 59 OR 60 (62) family medicine* OR family practi* OR family physician* OR family doctor* OR family health* [tiab]

(63) primary care* [tiab]

(64) general medicine* OR general practi* OR general physician* OR general doctor* [tiab]

(65) generalist* [tiab]

(66) community medicine* OR community health* [tiab]

(67) school health service* OR student health service* [tiab]

(68) adolescent medicine* OR adolescent health* [tiab]

(69) 62 OR 63 OR 64 OR 65 OR 66 OR 67 OR 68 (70) 61 OR 69

(71) Randomized controlled trial [pt]

(72) Controlled clinical trial [pt]

(73) Clinical trial [pt]

(74) 71 OR 72 OR 73

(75) Clinical trials as topic [mesh]

(76) Random Allocation [mesh]

(77) Control groups [mesh]

(78) 75 OR 76 OR 77 (79) random*

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(80) 74 OR 78 OR 79

(81) 7 AND 32 AND 48 AND 70 AND 80 (82) Limit 81 to yr = 1990-2020

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