远程医疗弗兰肯肥胖症术后护理疗法(Tele-FANT)--形成性评估结果。

IF 0.7 4区 医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Jutta Ahnert, Janina Hart-Kederer, Rainer Tischendorf, Heiner Vogel
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摘要

介绍:康复治疗后,患者往往无法长期坚持他们在康复治疗中学到的行为改变。因此,提供后续护理服务以改善自我管理非常重要。尤其是基于互联网和电话的术后护理概念,成本低、应用灵活,为大幅提高术后护理措施的使用率提供了机会。在 "Tele-FANT "项目中,肥胖症患者在住院康复治疗后的 12 个月内,可通过定期电话或视频咨询获得术后护理治疗师的支持:方法:采用单组前-后设计进行形成性评估。参与者在康复开始时、康复结束时以及康复后 4 个月、8 个月和 12 个月参加了书面调查。作为一个关键变量,体重(由家庭医生进行外部测量)也在所有测量时间被记录下来,以计算自康复开始以来体重减轻的百分比。计算了开始时的描述性参数,以及测量后各时间点的平均差异和标准化效应大小(SES):结果:巴德温斯海姆法兰克兰克林医院共招募了47名肥胖康复患者(平均体重指数=44.56,标准差=7.23)参加后续护理计划。有 30 名参与者完成了为期 12 个月的完整项目(辍学率:36.2%)。其余参与者对后续护理计划的结构流程和内容均表示高度认可。13 名参与者(50%)在 12 个月的随访中体重减轻了至少 10%,另有 4 名参与者(15.4%)体重减轻了 5%至 10%。自康复计划开始以来,参与者的体重指数(BMI)平均降低了4.45个点,从43.69(SD=7.25)降至39.24(SD=7.25)(平均效应大小:SES=0.61):在形成性评估中,"Tele-FANT "康复后护理计划显示出良好的可行性,并有望实现减轻/稳定体重的目标。然而,较高的退出率表明,部分参与者对该计划不满意或无法达到预期效果。下一步将在随机对照小组研究中测试 "Tele-FANT "术后护理概念的有效性。
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[Telemedical Franconian Obesity Aftercare Therapy (Tele-FANT) Results of a Formative Evaluation].

Introduction: Following rehabilitation, patients are often unable to continue with the behavioral changes they had learned there in the long term. It is therefore important to offer aftercare services to improve self-management. Internet-based and telephone aftercare concepts in particular are low-cost and flexible in application, and offer an opportunity to significantly increase the use of aftercare measures. In, the"Tele-FANT" project, obese patients were supported by an aftercare therapist over a period of 12 months following their inpatient rehabilitation stay by regular telephone or video consultations.

Method: A one-group pre-post design was used for the formative evaluation. Participants took part in a written survey at the start of rehabilitation, at the end of rehabilitation and 4, 8 and 12 months after rehabilitation. As a key variable, body weight (external measurement by the family doctor) was also recorded at all measurement times to calculate the percentage weight loss from the start of rehabilitation. Descriptive parameters were calculated at the beginning, as well as mean differences and standardized effect sizes (SES) at the post-measurement time points.

Results: A total of 47 obese rehabilitation patients (mean BMI=44.56, SD=7.23) from the Frankenlandklinik Bad Windsheim were recruited to participate in the aftercare program. The complete program up to the 12-month follow-up was completed by 30 participants (drop-out: 36.2%). The remaining participants showed a high level of acceptance for both the structural processes and the content of the aftercare program. A weight loss of at least 10% was achieved by 13 participants (50%) at the 12-month follow-up, a further 4 participants (15.4%) had lost 5 to 10%. The participants were able to reduce their BMI by an average of 4.45 BMI points from 43.69 (SD=7.25) to 39.24 (SD=7.25) since the start of rehabilitation (mean effect size: SES=0.61).

Conclusion: In the formative evaluation, the "Tele-FANT" aftercare program shows good feasibility and promising results with regard to the goal of weight reduction/stabilization. However, the high drop-out rate indicates that some of the participants were not satisfied with the program or were unable to achieve the desired outcome. The next step would be to test the effectiveness of the "Tele-FANT" aftercare concept in a randomized control group study.

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Gesundheitswesen PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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