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Table 1 Educational intervention review

From: The effectiveness of an educational intervention for sodium restriction in patients with hypertension: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

Intervention

Educational intervention group

Control group

Baseline

Informed consent signature and collection of demographic and anthropometric data, blood pressure measurement, DSRQ application, antihypertensive medications used and randomization. Spot urine collection and blood collection.

Orientation about low-sodium diet and individualized food plan

General orientation on hypertension and sodium restriction

2nd month

Hypertension: concept, intervention aims, low-sodium diet importance.

 

3rd month

Choosing low-sodium food in restaurants and supermarkets (dependent behavior)

Instructions for completing a 3-day food record.

DSRQ application and spot urine collection.

DSRQ application and spot urine collection

4th month

Intervention based on the result of the food record (attitude)

Third-party influence on sodium restriction:

family support importance (subjective norm)

 

5th month

Preparation of low-sodium food:

use of natural spices, salt substitutes (perceived behavioral control)

End of intervention: review of items, motivation to sodium-restriction maintenance

 

6th month

The end of follow-up evaluation:

anthropometric assessment, blood pressure measurement and DSRQ application. Spot urine collection and blood collection

  1. DSRQ Dietary Sodium Restriction Questionnaire