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Table 2 Needs regarding health promotion target behavior

From: Needs and preferences of women with prior severe preeclampsia regarding app-based cardiovascular health promotion

(n = 35)

 

Struggling to follow a healthy lifestyle regarding…

Planning to make positive changes to…

Interested in participating in intervention targeting…

Physical activity

Yes

No

11 (31%)

24 (69%)

16 (46%)

19 (54%)

17 (49%)

18 (51%)

Fat and sugar intake

Yes

No

15 (43%)

20 (57%)

22 (63%)

13 (37%)

17 (49%)

18 (51%)

Fruit and vegetable intake

Yes

No

2 (6%)

33 (94%)

13 (37%)

22 (63%)

10 (28%)

25 (72%)

Salt intake

Yes

No

5 (15%)

30 (85%)

9 (25%)

26 (75%)

9 (25%)

26 (75%)

Water intake

Yes

No

7 (20%)

28 (80%)

11 (31%)

24 (69%)

7 (20%)

28 (80%)

Mental well-being (practices)

Yes

No

6 (17%)

29 (83%)

15 (43%)

20 (57%)

12 (34%)

23 (66%)

Alcohol use

Yes

No*

4 (11%)

31 (89%)

4 (11%)

23 (89%)

3 (9%)

25 (91%)

Tobacco use

Yes

No*

2 (6%)

7 (94%)

2 (6%)

5 (94%)

1 (3%)

11 (97%)

  1. Displayed value is frequency (percentage of total participants).Scale ratings between 1 and 4 were collapsed into No, and ratings between 4 and 7 were collapsed into Yes.* The option not applicable (N/A) was included for alcohol and tobacco use. N/A was collapsed into No as well: 15% and 74% reported N/A for struggling with the behavior, 23% and 80% reported N/A for planning to make positive changes to the behavior, and 20% and 66% reported N/A for being interested in an intervention concerning alcohol and tobacco use, respectively