Why the study?
Fluid restriction adherence is essential in haemodialysis self-management, but educational interventions are rarely tailored to health literacy abilities.
Does a 12-week person-centred self-management program improve feasibility and fluid adherence in adults receiving haemodialysis?
Population
50 adults receiving haemodialysis for at least 3 months
Comparison
Standard care plus a 12-week self-management program vs standard care
Design
Pragmatic cluster-randomised controlled feasibility trial
Follow-up
12 weeks
Authors
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Demonstrates feasibility of health literacy-adjusted fluid education in HD; leaves open efficacy for definitive trials.
Does a 12-week person-centred self-management program improve feasibility and fluid adherence in adults receiving haemodialysis?
A 12-week person-centred self-management program is feasible and improves knowledge, self-efficacy, and interdialytic weight gain in adults receiving haemodialysis.
Jagodage et al. (2025) studied this question.
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