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An Adjusted Preventive Program Against Lifestyle Related Diseases
A large proportion of the Danish population leads an unhealthy lifestyle. The associated surge in lifestyle-related disease (LRD) represents a significant health and economic burden for the individual as well as society. However, the reactive nature of the Danish national health-care system, complicates a comprehensive and concerted preventive response to this issue. The TOF project aims to remedy this situation by 1) Using digital support systems to systematically identify citizens at risk of LRD and 2) Target the preventive services at citizens with the highest need. Specifically, the ultimate goal of TOF is to integrate the clinical and municipal preventive primary health-care system into a targeted preventive service that facilitates lifestyle change in the at-risk population, and thus reduces LRD at a population level. To this end, we have developed a complex intervention in close collaboration with central stakeholders (health professionals, citizens). The initial feasibility of the intervention has been tested in a pilot study comprising two municipalities, 47 GPs, and 8814 citizens. The intervention has subsequently been adjusted in collaboration with the end users, focusing both on recruitment activities and implementation activities in general practice. The upcoming step involves testing of the adjusted intervention (Pilot2), before large-scale implementation and efficacy evaluation. The feasibility, acceptability, and short-term effect of the adjusted intervention will be tested in two municipalities using quantitative as well as qualitative research methods. The evaluation will focus on the reach of the intervention, the implementation and acceptability of the intervention in general practice and municipality, the use and assessment of the digital support system and the possible short-term effects on patient lifestyle and risk of disease. We expect 15 general practitioners and 4800 patients to participate. The intervention comprises four main component
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