Acceptance of a Pre-visit Intervention to Engage Teens in Pediatric Asthma Visits

Overview

Journal Patient Educ Couns

Publisher Elsevier

Specialties Health Services
Nursing

Date 2017 May 29

PMID 28550963

Citations 12

Authors

Betsy Sleath

Delesha M Carpenter

Scott A Davis

Claire Hayes Watson

Charles Lee

Ceila E Loughlin

Nacire Garcia

Dana Etheridge

Laura Rivera-Duchesne

Daniel S Reuland

Karolyne Batey

Cristina Duchesne

Gail Tudor

Affiliations

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Abstract

Objective: The objectives of this study were to: (a) describe teen feedback on an asthma question prompt list/video intervention designed to motivate teens to be more engaged during visits and (b) examine teen demographics associated with teen acceptance of the intervention.

Methods: Two hundred and fifty-nine teens ages 11 to 17 with persistent asthma were enrolled into a randomized, controlled trial and assigned to either a standard care or an intervention group where they watched an educational video with their parents and received a prompt list to complete before visits. Teens were interviewed after visits.

Results: Of the 185 teens randomized to the intervention group: 93% said teens should complete the prompt lists before visits; 95% recommended teens should watch the video before visits; teens with moderate/severe persistent asthma were significantly more likely to find the prompt list useful; non-White teens were significantly more likely to find the prompt list and video more useful.

Conclusions: Teens exposed to the question prompt list/video had very positive feedback about the intervention.

Practice Implications: Providers/practices should consider having teens complete question prompt lists during pre-visit wait time for use during visits and watch the video with their parents before visits.

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