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1. Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Novel Personalized Health Education Approach for Hemodialysis Patients: A Four-Week Study Using a Widely-Used Communication App in Taiwan.

Author

Lin YT, Zheng CM, Hung KC, Yang HC, Zheng ML, and Huang CW

Subjects
Humans, Taiwan, Male, Female, Middle Aged, Aged, Self Care, Renal Dialysis, Mobile Applications, Health Literacy, Patient Education as Topic methods
Abstract

Dialysis patients often have inadequate health literacy, affecting self-care and outcomes. This study used LINE app to provide personalized health education to Taiwanese dialysis patients and collected physiological data via wearables. While physical activity levels remained unchanged, participants' disease literacy significantly improved post-intervention. Patients' health literacy will evaluate by Health Literacy Questionnaire for Taiwanese Hemodialysis patients (HLQHD). The findings highlight technology-driven interventions' potential to enhance health literacy and disease management among dialysis patients.

Published
2024
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2. Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Novel Personalized Health Education Approach for Hemodialysis Patients: A Four-Week Study Using a Widely-Used Communication App in Taiwan.

Author

Yu-Ting LIN, Cai-mei ZHENG, Kuo-Chin HUNG, Hsuan-Chia YANG, Mei-Ling ZHENG, and Chih-Wei HUANG

Abstract

Dialysis patients often have inadequate health literacy, affecting self-care and outcomes. This study used LINE app to provide personalized health education to Taiwanese dialysis patients and collected physiological data via wearables. While physical activity levels remained unchanged, participants' disease literacy significantly improved post-intervention. Patients’ health literacy will evaluate by Health Literacy Questionnaire for Taiwanese Hemodialysis patients (HLQHD). The findings highlight technology-driven interventions' potential to enhance health literacy and disease management among dialysis patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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