Text4Heart II – improving medication adherence in people with heart disease: a study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

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Ralph Maddison

Ralph Stewart

Rob Doughty

Tony Scott

Andrew Kerr

Jocelyne Benatar

Robyn Whittaker

Jonathan C. Rawstorn

Anna Rolleston

Yannan Jiang

Paul Estabrooks

Rachel Karen Sullivan

Hannah Bartley

Leila Pfaeffli Dale

机构：

[1] Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition,Department of Cardiology

[2] Deakin University,Heart Health Research Group, Department of Medicine

[3] Auckland District Health Board,Department of Cardiology

[4] University of Auckland,Epidemiology and Biostatistics

[5] Waitemata District Health Board,Department of Health Promotion, Social and Behavioral Health

[6] University of Auckland,Department of Exercise Sciences

[7] National Institute for Health Innovation,undefined

[8] School of Population Health,undefined

[9] University of Auckland,undefined

[10] The Centre for Health,undefined

[11] University of Nebraska Medical Centre,undefined

[12] Faculty of Science,undefined

[13] University of Auckland,undefined

[14] School of Kinesiology,undefined

[15] University of British Columbia,undefined

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关键词：

Cardiovascular disease; Self-management; Text messaging; Risk factors;

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