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• W4385842013 abstract "<sec> <title>BACKGROUND</title> Nowadays, the use of applications in the self-management of chronic diseases is emphasized. ‎Adherence to self-management behavior can be increased by personalizing the educational ‎content provided in the application based on behavior change techniques. According to evidence-‎based reasons, the most effective behavior change techniques were selected in preparing the ‎educational content of self-care applications, however, there was no questionnaire to screen ‎patients when entering the field of self-care application studies.‎ </sec> <sec> <title>OBJECTIVE</title> The purpose of this study was to design and validate a questionnaire for screening patients using ‎self-management applications based on the Elaboration Likelihood Model(ELM).‎ </sec> <sec> <title>METHODS</title> To create the desired questionnaire, studies on the approach of using behavior change techniques ‎to motivate and increase patients' adherence were examined, and then the Patient Screening ‎Questionnaire with the aim of Increasing Adherence (PSQ_IA) was developed based on the ‎elaboration likelihood model. The questionnaire consisted of 32 specialized questions, in two ‎descriptive sections (14 questions) and multiple choice (18 questions) based on a 5-point Likert ‎scale. The validity of the questionnaire was evaluated by 3 experts in the field of medical ‎education and reliability during a test-retest with an interval of three weeks. ‎ </sec> <sec> <title>RESULTS</title> There was no significant difference in the total scores of the questionnaire between the test and ‎the retest (with an average of p=0.196). The distribution of the frequency of the main and ‎subcategories between the test and the retest was in agreement (kappa coefficient 0.00 1). In this ‎study, except for 2 cases, the CVI of the items was higher than 0.78, but because the CVR of all ‎the items was higher than 0.79, the validity of the overall content of the questionnaire and its ‎variables was confirmed.‎ </sec> <sec> <title>CONCLUSIONS</title> The screening questionnaire for chronic patients at the beginning of the self-care application ‎studies based on the elaboration likelihood model had good and acceptable reliability and ‎validity. This tool is recommended for ‎screening‎ patients in order to personalize the content of ‎self-management training to increase adherence to treatment. ‎ </sec>" @default.
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• W4385842013 title "Design and Evaluation of the Patient Screening Questionnaire with ‎the aim of Increasing Adherence‏ ‏‎(PSQ_IA) based on the Elaboration ‎Likelihood Model: Approach Leveraging Behavior Change ‎TechniquesNowadays, the use of applications in the self-management of chronic diseases is emphasized. ‎Adherence to self-management behavior can be increased by personalizing the educational ‎content provided in the application based on behavior change techniques. According to evidence-‎based reasons, the …" @default.
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