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The partners for life program: a couples approach to cardiac risk reduction.

Tamara Sher1, Lynne Braun, Andrea Domas, Albert Bellg, Donald H Baucom, Timothy T Houle.   

Abstract

Morbidity and mortality are reliably lower for the married compared with the unmarried across a variety of illnesses. What is less well understood is how a couple uses their relationship for recommended lifestyle changes associated with decreased risk for illness. Partners for Life compared a patient and partner approach to behavior change with a patient only approach on such factors as exercise, nutrition, and medication adherence. Ninety-three patients and their spouses/partners consented to participate (26% of those eligible) and were randomized into either the individual or couples condition. However, only 80 couples, distributed across conditions, contributed data to the analyses, due to missing data and missing data points. For exercise, there was a significant effect of couples treatment on the increase in activity and a significant effect of couples treatment on the acceleration of treatment over time. In addition, there was an interaction between marital satisfaction and treatment condition such that patients who reported higher levels of marital distress in the individuals condition did not maintain their physical activity gains by the end of treatment, while both distressed and nondistressed patients in the couples treatment exhibited accelerating gains throughout treatment. In terms of medication adherence, patients in the couples treatment exhibited virtually no change in medication adherence over time, while patients in the individuals treatment showed a 9% relative decrease across time. There were no condition or time effects for nutritional outcomes. Finally, there was an interaction between baseline marital satisfaction and treatment condition such that patients in the individuals condition who reported lower levels of initial marital satisfaction showed deterioration in marital satisfaction, while non satisfied patients in the couples treatment showed improvement over time.
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Keywords:  Behavior Change; Cardiac; Couples; Health; Risk Reduction; cambio de comportamiento; cardiaco; parejas; reducción de riesgo; salud; 健康; 夫妇; 心脏病; 行为变化; 风险降低

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Year:  2014        PMID: 24495204      PMCID: PMC3959575          DOI: 10.1111/famp.12061

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Fam Process        ISSN: 0014-7370


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