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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Per Med. 2013 Jan 1;10(1):35–44. doi: 10.2217/pme.12.107

Table 3.

Assessment of participants’ attitudes and practices regarding familial risks pre- and post-GRACE learning sessions (n = 75).

Attitudes and practices items Pre; n (%) Post; n (%) % change; p-value
Worried about developing chronic diseases in the future due to FHH
Agree 60 (80) 59 (79) 1; 0.840
Disagree 15 (20) 16 (21)
Worried about developing complications for conditions I already have due to FHH
Agree 40 (53) 54 (72) 19; 0.018
Disagree 35 (47) 21 (28)
Feel that I have little control over risks to my health
Agree 49 (65) 34 (45) -20; 0.013
Disagree 26 (45) 41 (55)
Discuss my FHH with my providers
Agree 50 (66) 59 (78) 12; 0.090
Disagree 25 (34) 16 (22)
Discuss my FHH with my relatives
Agree 50 (67) 56 (74) 8; 0.281
Disagree 25 (33) 19 (26)
Make lifestyle changes (e.g., diet) to minimize my risks of developing common chronic diseases or its complications
Agree 50 (67) 56 (74) 8; 0.281
Disagree 25 (33) 19 (26)

Intended measures.

FHH: Family health history.