Educational Measure for Promoting Adherence to Treatment for Tuberculosis

Guix-Comellas, Eva Maria; Rozas-Quesada, Librada; Fraile, Victoria Morín; Galimany, Jordi; Sancho-Agredano, Raül; Ferrés-Canals, Ariadna; Force-Sanmartín, Enriqueta; Noguera-Julián, Antoni

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2017.02.047

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“…The results of this study are in line with other research on education in promoting TB adherence based on beliefs, a study conducted on 68 TB patients in Barcelona revealed that belief-based education was very effective in building attitudes that support medication adherence behavior (Guix-Comellas et al, 2017) . Meta-analysis of chronic disease treatment interventions concludes that beliefs-based interventions have a more positive impact on adherence attitudes and behavior (Rich et al, 2015).…”

Section: Attitude Toward Behavioralsupporting

confidence: 89%

Behavioral Counseling of Theory of Planned Behavior-Based to Increase Tuberculosis Patients` Obedience in Medication Nutrition, and Prevention of Transmission: Randomized Control Trial

Adiutama

Fauziah

2022

J. Nurs. Pract

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Background: Adherence behavior of tuberculosis patients become the most crucial factor in achieving success treatment, including adherence to compliance with medication, prevention of transmission, and nutritional compliance. Purpose: This study aims to determine the effect of behavioral counseling based on Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in improving adherence of TB patient. Methods: Quasy-experiment pre-post-test with control group were conducted on 108 patients with pulmonary tuberculosis at a Puskesmas located in Subang with simple random sampling technique. This study was conducted by behavioral counseling of TPB-Based in the treatment groups for 2 months. The statistical test used was the independent t test and chi-square. Results: There were significant differences (p<0,05) between treatment and control groups on attitude toward behavioral variables (ATB), subjective norm (SN), perceived behavior control (PBC), intention, medical adherence, prevention of transmission and nutritional compliance. Conclusion: There were significant differences (p<0,05) between treatment and control groups on attitude toward behavioral variables (ATB), subjective norm (SN), perceived behavior control (PBC), intention, medical adherence, prevention of transmission and nutritional compliance. Behavioral counseling of TPB-Based proven to have an effect in improving the ATB, SN, PBC, intention, medical adherence, prevention of transmission, and nutrition compliance of TB patients.

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Section: Attitude Toward Behavioralsupporting

confidence: 89%

Behavioral Counseling of Theory of Planned Behavior-Based to Increase Tuberculosis Patients` Obedience in Medication Nutrition, and Prevention of Transmission: Randomized Control Trial

Adiutama

Fauziah

2022

J. Nurs. Pract

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“…Finally, the study's findings prove that the construct of the Theory of planned conduct and attitudes can explain the variables of appropriate intentions (Asare and Heights, 2015). This look's outcomes align with an observation of 680 respondents in Barcelona, which discovered that perception-based attitudes are mighty in constructing compliance behaviors (Guix-Comellas et al, 2017). In addition, a meta-analysis of disorder fitness education concluded that interventions based on changing attitudes and ideals have a pleasing effect on compliance conduct (Hidayat, Aini, Ilmi, Azzahroh, & Giantini, 2020).…”

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confidence: 75%

Compliance Analysis For The Use Of Covid-19 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior On Health Workers

Ismurdijahmitra¹,

Suprapto

Wardani

2022

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Background: One way to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus to health workers is to adhere to the use of personal protective equipment. Increased compliance by health workers will increase awareness of the dangers of Covid-19 infection. Methods: Use a cross-sectional approach to design and conduct a descriptive analysis of the research. The population of all health workers at the Usada Buana Inpatient Main Clinic Surabaya, with a sample of 102, was determined by a proportional random sampling technique. Structural Model Analysis (SEM-PLS) with significance T Value > 1.64, with steps: designing a measurement model (outer model), designing a structural model (inner model), constructing a path diagram, converting a path diagram to a system of equations, estimating path coefficient, loading, and weight, evaluating the goodness of fit, and hypothesis testing. Results: The results showed that 48% of the excessive or low intentions of health workers in the use of COVID-19 PPE can very well be explained by attitudes (X1), subjective norms (X2), and perceptions of behavioral control (X3). In the meantime, 65.1% of the excessive or low adherence to COVID-19 PPE in medical examiners can be defined with the aid of the version used in this study (the model idea of deliberate conduct), and other variables outside this study version explain the rest (34.1%). Conclusion: Attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral controls can affect compliance with PPE use through intention mediation. Further studies are also endorsed to behavior research on the layout of instructional interventions based totally on the Theory of planned conduct in enhancing medical experts' compliance with adherence to PPE.

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“…New cases present better cure rates compared to retreatment or return after abandonment ( 19 ) . The literature points out that knowledge, ease of access to the health service, adequate infrastructure, health education, availability of drugs, and patient-focused care, with respect to their sociocultural characteristics, promote the cure ( 20 - 21 ) .…”

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Temporal pattern of tuberculosis cure, mortality, and treatment abandonment in Brazilian capitals

Sousa

Garcês

Pereira

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Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective:to analyze the temporal pattern of tuberculosis cure, mortality, treatment abandonment in Brazilian capitals.Method:this is an ecological study whose data source was the Information System of Notifiable Diseases for Tuberculosis (Sistema de Informação de Agravos de Notificação para Tuberculose). For analysis of temporal evolution, regressions by join points were performed considering the annual percentage variation and the significance of the trend change with 95% confidence interval.Results:542,656 cases of tuberculosis were found, with emphasis on a 3% decrease per year in the cure rate for Campo Grande (interval: −5.0 - −0.9) and a 3.5% increase for Rio de Janeiro (interval: 1.9 - 4.7). Regarding abandonment, it decreased 10.9% per year in Rio Branco (interval: −15.8 - −5.7) and increased 12.8% per year in Fortaleza (interval: 7.6 - 18.3). For mortality, a decreasing or stationary tendency was identified, with a greater decrease (7.8%) for Porto Velho (interval:−11.0 - −5.0) and a lower one (2.5%) in Porto Alegre (interval:−4.5 - −0.6).Conclusion:the rates of cure and abandonment are far from the ones recommended by the World Health Organization, showing that Brazilian capitals need interventions aimed at changing this pattern.

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Educational Measure for Promoting Adherence to Treatment for Tuberculosis

Cited by 15 publications

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Behavioral Counseling of Theory of Planned Behavior-Based to Increase Tuberculosis Patients` Obedience in Medication Nutrition, and Prevention of Transmission: Randomized Control Trial

Behavioral Counseling of Theory of Planned Behavior-Based to Increase Tuberculosis Patients` Obedience in Medication Nutrition, and Prevention of Transmission: Randomized Control Trial

Compliance Analysis For The Use Of Covid-19 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Based On The Theory Of Planned Behavior On Health Workers

Temporal pattern of tuberculosis cure, mortality, and treatment abandonment in Brazilian capitals

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