Effectiveness of Interactive Multimedia CD on Self-Care and Powerlessness in Hemodialysis Patients

Background: Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. Purpose: The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, as...

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Published inThe Journal of Nursing Research Vol. 19; no. 2; pp. 102 - 111
Main Authors 王魯梅(Lu-Mei Wang), 丘周萍(Chou-Ping Chiou)
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Published 台灣 台灣護理學會 01.06.2011
臺灣護理學會
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Abstract Background: Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. Purpose: The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention. Method: A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD. Results: Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p<.000) and self-care behavior (p<.000) and improved powerlessness (p<.000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention. Conclusions/Implications for Practice: Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
AbstractList BACKGROUND:Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. PURPOSE:The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention. METHOD:A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD. RESULTS:Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p < .000) and self-care behavior (p < .000) and improved powerlessness (p < .000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention. CONCLUSIONS/IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE:Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactivemultimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness.BACKGROUNDHemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness.The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention.PURPOSEThe authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention.A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD.METHODA quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD.Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p < .000) and self-care behavior (p < .000) and improved powerlessness (p < .000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention.RESULTSResults found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p < .000) and self-care behavior (p < .000) and improved powerlessness (p < .000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention.Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.CONCLUSIONS/IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICEParticipants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
Background: Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness.Purpose: The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients’ self-care knowledge,self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention.Method: A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design,with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited fromsix dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline,4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire,a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD.Results: Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p G .000) and self-care behavior (p G .000) and improved powerlessness (p G .000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention.Conclusions/Implications for Practice: Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention. A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD. Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p < .000) and self-care behavior (p < .000) and improved powerlessness (p < .000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention. Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
Background: Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. Purpose: The authors designed this study to, first, understand the current state of first-year HD patients' self-care knowledge, self-care behavior, and powerlessness and, second, assess the effectiveness of an interactive multimedia CD educational intervention. Method: A quasi-experimental, repeated measures design, with intervention and comparison groups, was used. All subjects for this study were recruited from six dialysis centers in southern Taiwan. The three points for outcome testing included baseline, 4 weeks, and 8 weeks. Research tools included an HD self-care knowledge questionnaire, an HD self-care behavioral questionnaire, a powerlessness questionnaire, and an interactive multimedia CD. Results: Results found that participants possessed insufficient knowledge, were incapable of completely achieving or comprehending routine self-care, and were affected by powerlessness. The interactive multimedia CD intervention effectively enhanced self-care knowledge (p<.000) and self-care behavior (p<.000) and improved powerlessness (p<.000). Positive results persisted well after the conclusion of the intervention. Conclusions/Implications for Practice: Participants in the intervention group had better self-care knowledge and behaviors and feeling of control over their lives than those in the control group. This illustrates the positive effects of the interactive multimedia CD. Results demonstrate the potential benefits of using the interactive multimedia CD with elderly patients in HD and nursing practice education.
Author 王魯梅(Lu-Mei Wang)
丘周萍(Chou-Ping Chiou)
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BACKGROUND:Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. PURPOSE:The authors designed this study to,...
Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness. The authors designed this study to, first, understand the...
Hemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care knowledge, poor self-care behavior, and powerlessness.BACKGROUNDHemodialysis (HD) patients have low self-care...
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SubjectTerms CD-I
Female
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
hemodialysis
Humans
interactive multimedia CD
Internal-External Control
Kidney Failure, Chronic - nursing
Kidney Failure, Chronic - therapy
Male
MEDLINE
Middle Aged
Multimedia
Patient Education as Topic - methods
powerlessness
Renal Dialysis - nursing
Renal Dialysis - psychology
SCIE
Scopus
Self Care
Self Efficacy
SSCI
Taiwan
TSCI
TSSCI
多媒體互動式光碟
無力感
自我照顧
血液透析
Title Effectiveness of Interactive Multimedia CD on Self-Care and Powerlessness in Hemodialysis Patients
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