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Self-management among community-dwelling people with chronic conditions

adapting evidence-based group programs using intervention mapping

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Self-management among community-dwelling people with chronic conditions

adapting evidence-based group programs using intervention mapping

Open access

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Objective: Self-management is a core theme within chronic care and several evidence-based interventions (EBIs) exist to promote self-management ability. However, these interventions cannot be adapted in a mere copy-paste manner. The current study describes and demonstrates a planned approach in adapting EBI’s in order to promote self-management in community-dwelling people with chronic conditions.

Methods: We used Intervention Mapping (IM) to increase the intervention’s fit with a new context. IM helps researchers to take decisions about whether and what to adapt, while maintaining the working ingredients of existing EBI’s.

Results: We present a case study in which we used IM to adapt EBI’s to the Flemish primary care context to promote self-management in people with one or more chronic disease. We present the reader with a contextual analysis, intervention aims, and content, sequence and scope of the resulting intervention.

Conclusion: IM provides an excellent framework in providing detailed guidance on intervention adaption to a new context, while preserving the essential working ingredients of EBI’s.

Practice Implications: The case study is exemplary for public health researchers and practitioners as a planned approach to seek and find EBI’s, and to make adaptations.

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OrganisatieZuyd Hogeschool
AfdelingFaculteit Gezondheidszorg
LectoraatLectoraat Autonomie en Participatie van Chronisch Zieken
Lectoraat Ondersteunende Technologie in de Zorg
Gepubliceerd inPatient Education and Counseling Elsevier, Vol. 103, Uitgave: 3
Datum2019-10-01
TypeArtikel
DOI10.1016/j.pec.2019.10.001
TaalEngels

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