Key result
A multilevel intervention comprising a CKD registry and self-management support was acceptable, with 94% of providers finding notifications beneficial and 95% of patients engaging in health coaching.
Why the study?
Is a multilevel intervention including a CKD registry and telephone-based self-management support acceptable to primary care teams and patients with CKD?
Population
39 primary care providers, non-PCP staff, and English- and Spanish-speaking patients with chronic kidney…
Design
Other
Authors
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High acceptability supports pilot testing in primary care; leaves open effects on CKD outcomes.
Cross-Sectional
Is a multilevel intervention including a CKD registry and telephone-based self-management support acceptable to primary care teams and patients with CKD?
A multilevel intervention including a CKD registry and telephone-based self-management support is highly acceptable to primary care providers and patients in a public healthcare setting.
Strait et al. (2017) conducted a cross-sectional in chronic kidney disease. Multilevel intervention (CKD registry and CKD self-management support program) was evaluated on Acceptability and engagement with the interventions among end users. A multilevel intervention comprising a CKD registry and self-management support was acceptable, with 94% of providers finding notifications beneficial and 95% of patients engaging in health coaching.
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