September 23, 2025Open Access

Using the behavior change wheel to develop text messages intervention (MedText-PCI) to promote medication adherence in patients after PCI

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YFYong FangChangsha Medical University ZHZhihao HanZhejiang Chinese Medical University XZXi ZhouChangsha Medical University

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Intervention development study designs MedText-PCI to improve medication adherence in patients, suggesting effective strategies using behavior change techniques.

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MedText-PCI aims to improve medication adherence in post-PCI patients, significantly reducing cardiovascular risks.
The intervention includes 115 messages based on 15 behavior change techniques, crafted for readability and engagement.
Using the behavior change wheel framework, barriers to adherence were identified and addressed systematically in the message design.
The pilot testing is essential for evaluating feasibility and acceptability, signaling potential broader applications in chronic diseases.

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Fang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4759931b076d99fa6da5c https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7437977/v1

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Intervention development study designs MedText-PCI to improve medication adherence in patients, suggesting effective strategies using behavior change techniques.

Using the behavior change wheel to develop text messages intervention (MedText-PCI) to promote medication adherence in patients after PCI

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Using the behavior change wheel to develop text messages intervention (MedText-PCI) to promote medication adherence in patients after PCI

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