Pongsapak Pijarnvanit, Sarinya Sriphetcharawut
The Effects of Telehealth Parent Coaching on Occupational Performance and Executive Function of Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders, and Parent Self-Efficacy: A Preliminary Study
Occupational therapy in health care
low health literacy widely reported people chronic kidney disease ckd associated reduced disease selfmanagement poor health outcomes increased mortality poorer quality life however associations still well understood electronicbased systematic searches performed identify studies examining associations health literacy selfmanagement behaviours andor health outcomes patients ckd tabular narrative synthesis data performed metaanalysis appropriate due heterogeneity study designs methods searches identified 48 studies met inclusion criteria total 41 published articles six conference abstracts one thesis included 48 studies 11 cohort 37 crosssectional total 25671 patients 16952 cohort studies median study sample size 159 iqr 92275 study quality high 5 moderate 24 poor 19 thirteen measures health literacy used despite limitations available evidence appear consistent relationships higher health literacy favourable selfmanagement behaviours patients ckd definitive relationships health literacy patient outcomes far less clear remain incompletely understood conclusive evidence describing causal link health literacy patient outcomes remains limited many outcomes consistent association described addition associations mortality hospitalisation clinical events consistent associations health literacy favourable selfmanagement behaviours could support development patient education aimed improving health literacy