Health and behavior factors, quality of life and productivity among commercial fishermen in Rhode Island, US: a research framework

A framework was developed considering the impact and implications of commercial fishermen's health-related behaviors on BE-based states, sustainable communities, and marine ecosystems. This protocol established a guideline-based, two-phase mixed-methods study to explore the cardiometabolic health, QoL, and productivity of commercial fishermen. Since better cardiovascular health is associated with lower risks of cardiovascular disease death and all-cause mortality, the findings will provide a situational screening and inform the development of tailored theory-based preventive behavioral interventions.

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International Maritime Health
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.5603/imh.99754
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Regional Development and Management Studies
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A framework was developed considering the impact and implications of commercial fishermen's health-related behaviors on BE-based states, sustainable communities, and marine ecosystems. This protocol established a guideline-based, two-phase mixed-methods study to explore the cardiometabolic health, QoL, and productivity of commercial fishermen. Since better cardiovascular health is associated with lower risks of cardiovascular disease death and all-cause mortality, the findings will provide a situational screening and inform the development of tailored theory-based preventive behavioral interventions.

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University of Rhode Island (US), Michigan State University (US)
National Institutes of Health, National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
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