Exploring the Intentions of Jordanian Patients Diagnosed with Hyperlipidemia to Engage in Physical Activity

These findings provide valuable insights that can be employed to develop physical activity programs that address the cultural needs of Jordanian patients diagnosed with hyperlipidemia and enhance their levels of physical activity.

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Healthcare
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare13162034
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Physical Activity and Health
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Exploring the Intentions of Jordanian Patients Diagnosed with Hyperlipidemia to Engage in Physical Activity

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Exploring the Intentions of Jordanian Patients Diagnosed with Hyperlipidemia to Engage in Physical Activity

Majeda M. El‐Banna, Maha Atout, Eman Alsaleh, Anees Hjazeen, Ahmad Hussein Al-Duhoun
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Abstract

These findings provide valuable insights that can be employed to develop physical activity programs that address the cultural needs of Jordanian patients diagnosed with hyperlipidemia and enhance their levels of physical activity.

HealthcareVol. 13(16)
Philadelphia University (JO), Mutah University (JO), King Hussein Medical Center (JO), Qatar University (QA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
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