In this session the patient is first of all provided with information about the disease and comorbidities, about medication and with behavioural recommendations (nutrition, physical activity, smoking etc).. Information is given orally and in written form (so-called "heart book").
In this session the patient was provided with information about the disease and comorbidities, about medication and with behavioural recommendations (nutrition, physical activity, smoking etc).. Information was given orally and in written form (so-called "heart book").
The same information was given orally in class for both groups.
Purposive sampling was used to select participants, and information was given orally and in written form to the head nurses, who chose and requested two participants from their department to interview.
To ensure that the information provided about the safety and nature of the trial is clear, a first requirement is that the language should be appropriate, whether the information is being given orally or in writing, and if necessary translated into another language.
Informed consent was given orally.
Participation was voluntary and informed consent was given orally.
Information about the study was given orally and in written format to next of kin, and in most cases also to the patient.
Information, regarding the procedure for which consent is asked, may be given orally, written, or both.
Using this information we devised a study in which naringenin or the HPβCD-naringenin complex is given orally to rats 30 min prior to a controlled meal rich in glucose and fat.
