Dietary interventions in cardiac rehabilitation – The gap between guidelines and clinical practice
Authors:
- Marianne Boll KristensenMKMarianne Boll Kristensen
- Karin B. DieperinkKDKarin B. Dieperink
- Henriette Knold RossauHRHenriette Knold Rossau
- Cecilie Lindström EgholmCECecilie Lindström Egholm
- Lone ViggersLVLone Viggers
- Birgitte Møllegaard BertelsenBBBirgitte Møllegaard Bertelsen
- Ann-Dorthe ZwislerAZAnn-Dorthe Zwisler
- 22 May 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Clinical Nutrition ESPEN
- Vol. 27, 120-126
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