Pilot Intervention to Improve Medication Adherence in Nonadherent Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients

Matteson, Michelle; Russell, Cynthia L.; Winn, Jessica

doi:10.1097/00054725-201112002-00040

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“…This personal system change was key to improving eating behaviors. In another example, two studies [25,38] used the MEMS report which delineates colored dots for each day and time the MEMS is opened and a medication is presumed administered.…”

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“…Six studies focused on healthy adults attempting to enhance personal lifestyle improvement such as studying, eating, exercise, work habits, and stress [2,3,4,21,23,44] . In the remaining three studies focusing on chronically ill adults, CSI was utilized to augment kidney transplantation immunosuppression medication adherence [38] , to decrease cardiac risk factors through weight loss [29] , and enhance medication adherence in people with inflammatory bowel disease [25] . Data from included studies are reported in Table 1 (CSI Systematic Review of Included Studies).…”

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“…Three studies used a case study design [23,3,44] , three a post-test design [4,21,29] , one a post-test non-equivalent control group design [2] , and two randomized controlled trial (RCT) design [38,25] . STROBE criteria are utilized for manuscript report for non-experimental studies [46] ; CONSORT scoring criteria are used for manuscript reporting for RCT's [43] .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The study detail reporting was weak or less precise, implying weak methodological rigor. CONSORT scoring was performed on the two RCT's meeting our study inclusion criteria, and the reporting was found to be strong (19.5 and 21 out of 22), indicating stronger methodological rigor [38,25] .…”

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“…The name of the step varied, with 'Check' specified by five investigations [2,3,25,38,44] ; and 'Study' by three [21,23,29] . Kyrkjebo and Hanestad described 'Study' as data analysis, comparing data to predictions, and summarizing what is learned, which is very similar to Deming's 'Check,' which is examining and determining the state of the system [11,38] .…”

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Systematic review of continuous self-improvement interventions

Matteson

Russell²

2013

Clinical Nursing Studies

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Although health care providers advise healthy and chronically ill adults to adopt positive health behaviors, traditional interventions focused on motivation and intention have been largely ineffective. Researchers have tested the ability of continuous self-improvement (CSI), an innovative personal system-based intervention, to affect health behavior change at the individual level. This paper systematically reviews CSI interventions focused on improving health behaviors. A search of multiple databases was performed using 'continuous self-improvement' as the search term. Abstracts of identified studies were reviewed to determine if CSI was used as an intervention-regardless of sample size, study type, or language. This review identified nine studies testing the CSI intervention in healthy or chronically ill adults. Effect sizes for the two randomized controlled trials were large. CSI shows promise as an effective intervention across a broad age range for a variety of difficult-to-change behaviors. Future research should address methodologic weaknesses.

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Section: Methods Guiding Personal Improvementmentioning

confidence: 99%