Programs will address several modifiable health risk categories simultaneously in the assessment, triage, and follow-up phases of the intervention.
Risk factors for chronicization can be divided into three categories: nonmodifiable, modifiable, and putative.
Four categories of modifiable usability issues were identified during Cycle 1 (Table 3, with examples of participants' comments).
To assess how the combined role of healthy lifestyle habits in diabetes prevention may vary by race/ethnicity (6, 7), categories of four modifiable lifestyle factors were defined as follows: physical activity (upper vs. lower two tertiles), dietary quality score (upper vs. lower two tertiles), smoking (nonsmokers vs. past and former smokers combined), and BMI (<25 vs. ≥25 kg/m).
Risk factors for the development of NODAT are categorized as non-modifiable, modifiable or potentially modifiable, the former category to facilitate the identification of high risk individuals, and the latter two categories to optimize the management of NODAT.
Additionally, we only presented disease categories (e.g. serious, modifiable, …).
Both background and potentially modifiable risk indicators were used to form categories.
Consequently, other known risk factors that are modifiable but did not fall under these categories were excluded (e.g. obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, depression, traumatic head injury etc).
This characteristic places the ADPM genus in the category of being a family of pure and modifiable molecular photosensitisers.
Secondary outcomes included individual modifiable risk measures and prevalence of individual risk categories.
We included former smokers in the healthy category because our focus was on modifiable risk factors.
