Key result
Five disease management programs focusing on self-efficacy effectively increased patient engagement and improved clinical outcomes such as lower blood pressure and reduced hospitalizations.
Why the study?
Do disease self-management programs focusing on self-efficacy improve self-management and clinical outcomes in patients with cardiovascular disease?
Population
Patients with cardiovascular disease (CVD)
Design
Systematic_review
Authors
Loading...
Self-efficacy programs should be integrated into CVD self-management; reinforces their value for engagement and outcomes.
Systematic Review
Do disease self-management programs focusing on self-efficacy improve self-management and clinical outcomes in patients with cardiovascular disease?
Self-efficacy is a key component in cardiovascular disease self-management programs that improves both patient engagement and clinical outcomes.
Hannah Katch (2010) conducted a systematic review in Cardiovascular disease (CVD). Disease self-management programs focusing on self-efficacy was evaluated on Patient engagement, self-management skills, and clinical outcomes (e.g., lower blood pressure, reduced hospitalization). Five disease management programs focusing on self-efficacy effectively increased patient engagement and improved clinical outcomes such as lower blood pressure and reduced hospitalizations.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: