Emilie Mosnier, Maxime Hoyer, Fernanda Artigas, Hippolyte Regnault, Elodie Richard, David Michels, Marine Mosnier, Grâce Inegbeze, Manuela Salcedo Robledo, Bruno Spire, Stéphanie Vandentorren, Marc Lescaudron, Carole Eldin, Perrine Roux
Enhancing sexual health and empowerment among migrant women sex workers: a community health worker-led intervention in Marseille, France
Frontiers in public health
chronic kidney disease ckd significant threat quality life global population thus slowing kidney disease progression considered vital treatment ckd patients study aimed evaluate effectiveness program designed slow progression ckd among type 2 diabetes mellitus patients ht stage 3 ckd ckd 3 thailand adopting informationmotivationbehavioral skills imb model applying technology study conducted cluster randomized controlled trial program activities comprised providing disease information teaching behaviors slow progression kidney disease patients family members via 2h session ii teaching practical behavioral skills appropriate diet exercise patients family members via 2h session iii enhancing personal motivation via line application motivational interviewing via telephone calls iv enhancing social motivation support family member v employing technology monitor behaviors increase patient motivation vi assessing behaviors practical exploring barriers behavior modification teaching practical behavioral skills via line application data analyzed using percentages means standard deviations chisquare tests ttests 2way repeatedmeasures analysis variance results showed experiment experimental group significantly higher mean scores terms knowledge perceived benefits perceived severity selfefficacy behaviors slow progression kidney disease control group p 05 experimental group significantly better clinical outcomes sbp dbp egfr bun creatinine albuminuria fbs hba1c control group p 05 summary findings indicate program improved clinical outcomes especially kidney function effectively slowing progression kidney disease