Johanna Löchner, Susanne M Ulrich, Ulrike Lux
The impact of parents' stress on parents' and young childrens' mental health-Short- and long-term effects of risk and resilience factors in families with children aged 0-3 in a representative sample
Stress and health : journal of the International Society for the Investigation of Stress
guidelines recommend supervised exercise therapy lifestyle counseling physical therapist initial treatment patients intermittent claudication however guidelines provide crude estimate outcomes therapists patients might expect treatment purpose study explore impact personalized outcomes forecasts pofs decisionmaking process physical therapists learn lessons facilitating use forecasts daily practice vignettebased thinkaloud interview study design used participants physical therapists trained treating patients intermittent claudication vignettes described fictitious patients diagnosed intermittent claudication included pofs directed approach used code organize describe data transcripts analyzed using thematic approach sixteen therapists participated study three themes identified 1 setting contextualizing treatment expectations 2 setting shared goals demotivating patient 3 establishing monitoring treatment plan therapists mentioned pofs could useful setting expectations realistic treatment goals contextualizing expected treatment response stimulating patients achieve goals deciding treatment frequency treatment timing therapists thought pofs would less use changing treatment goals followup visits establishing intensity type training overcome challenges may arise adopting pofs daily practice adequate training physical therapists conducted potential areas address training include statistical data literacy well guidance integrating pofs existing treatment protocols use pofs physical therapists might contribute personcentered care approach insights provided study first use pofs physical therapists serve example lesson optimally implement supporting tools daily practice