@article{ManeroAnsón:78468,
      author        = "Manero Ansón , Yolanda and Germán Bes, Concepción   
                       and Urcola Pardo, Fernando",
      title         = "{Riesgo cardiovascular y su relación con el afecto y
                       satisfacción con la vida en población rural mayor de 65
                       años en C.S. Campo de Belchite}",
      year          = "2017",
      note          = "1. .  ABSTRACT Goal: The purpose of this thesis is to
                       analyse the relationship between the c3ardiovascular
                       disease risk scale ERICE (by its acronym in Spanish) and
                       overall lifestyle satisfaction, along with positive affect
                       and negative affect, considering a focus group of senior
                       citizens over 65 years of age, dependent from the Centro
                       de Salud de Campo de Belchite community health centre. 
                       Materials and procedure: The foundations of such analysis
                       will be a population-based cross-sectional study in 2017.
                       The study sample –completely random- consisted of 106
                       subjects that voluntarily complied with a series of
                       personal interviews regarding their overall life style
                       satisfaction, as well as positive affect and negative
                       affect, along with a physical examination and a fasting
                       blood sample draw. The reliability of such questionnaires
                       was assessed via Cronbach alpha coefficient.  Results: The
                       results confirmed that emotional well-being, a high level
                       of lifestyle satisfaction, and physical activity became an
                       effective protection barrier against cardiovascular
                       diseases. It turned out that the group of senior citizens
                       over 65 years of age who were living in the rural area
                       expounded to be highly satisfied with their lifestyle; they
                       were not only physically more active, but also had less
                       possibilities to suffer from cardiovascular diseases
                       according to the ERICE scale.  Conclusions: The study
                       eventually concluded that men had lower risk to suffer from
                       cardiovascular diseases than women. It demonstrated the
                       importance of physical activity for senior citizens and its
                       direct connection with the positive and negative affect,
                       and overall lifestyle satisfaction in order to prevent
                       cardiovascular disease risk.",
}