Lan Zhu, Zhigang Pan, Fulai Shen, Yi Shen, Wei Zhang
Effects of family support system on the self-management behaviour of patients with T2DM: a multi-centre cross-sectional study in community settings
Family practice
digital cognitive training remediate cognitive deficits present schizophrenia however limited motivation engagement may impact adherence training therefore identifying factors may enhance facilitators decrease barriers engagement digital cognitive training possibly modulate effects great clinical relevance measured cognition symptom severity motivation semistructured interview engagement adapted utrecht work engagement scale uwes 27 patients schizophrenia 40h digital cognitive training interview transcript quotes coded categorized facilitators barriers thereafter tested association motivation engagement changes cognition symptoms training facilitator good performance barrier difficult exercise associated larger gains attention p 003 reasoning problem solving p 002 respectively poor performance associated smaller gains global cognition p 001 attention p 003 working memory p 002 facilitator welcoming setting associated larger reductions negative p 001 total p 001 symptoms measured positive negative syndrome scale uwes engagement scale associated different facilitators barriers emerged interview indication consistency among qualitative quantitative assessments using mixed quantitative qualitative research design showed associations motivation engagement response digital cognitive training schizophrenia facilitators barriers associated engagement gains cognition reduced symptoms intervention providing insights increase engagement digital cognitive training delivered subjects schizophrenia