Janet L. Welch|Kim Schafer Astroth|Susan M. Perkins|Cynthia S. Johnson|Kay Connelly|Katie A. Siek|Josette Jones|Linda L. Scott
Using a mobile application to self?monitor diet and fluid intake among adults receiving hemodialysis
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis|Marymount University|Illinois State University|Marymount University|Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis|Marymount University|Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis|Biostatistical Consulting (United States)|Marymount University|Indiana University Bloomington|University of Colorado Boulder|Marymount University|Marymount University|Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis|Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis|Minnesota Project
abstract hemodialysis patients difficulty selfmanaging complex dietary fluid regimen purpose feasibility study pilot test electronic selfmonitoring intervention based social cognitive theory 6week intervention 24 participants selfmonitored diet fluid intake using dietary intake monitoring application dima 20 participants served controls monitoring activity using daily activity monitor application dama results pilot study suggest intervention feasible acceptable although significant effects outcomes found small sample dima potential facilitate dietary fluid selfmonitoring requires additional refinement testing 2013 wiley periodicals inc res nurs health 36284298 2013