women smoking in late FNP was (95% ￡4670 pregnancy (56%). No difference CI 3322–6017). Not in number of cigarettes per day cost-effective for main for women classified at baseline outcomes – smoking as smokers. cessation, and second pregnancies. Hospital visits for child: 81% in FNP, 77% in controls. 11. NR. Second pregnancy within 24 12. NR months: No difference between groups (66%). Secondary outcomes suggested small positive effects of FNP: intention to breastfeed, maternally reported cognitive and language development, levels of social support, quality of relationship with partner, and self-efficacy. Greater documentation of child concerns in FNP group. Miscellaneous Alicea-Planas et al (2013) 1 NR 4 Spanish speaking adult 8. Self rated health scores: no 10 Intervention required 13 patients (n=184) divided significant difference between no extra money or staff. Self-efficacy appears to be Randomised experimental 2 Goal setting intervention between intervention (n=91) pretest to posttest by study group Intervention was related to ability to manage (pretest/posttest intervention) Chronic care model (CCM) and control (n=93). F(2, 156)=0.13, p=.72 Mean implemented into chronic disease. trial. used as theoretical scores decreased from pretest to practices of the Although not statistically framework- focuses on 5 Chronic diseases post test in control group community health centre significant, the intervention USA empowerment and support to (M=3.79, SD=0.82 vs M=3.55, easily. group did demonstrate a self-manage health 6 Community health centre SD= 0.94), and intervention larger increase in To investigate whether group (M=3.68, SD 0.86 vs efficacy than the usual care efficacy and self-rated health 3 action 7 Staff nurses M=3.38, SD= 0.86) 11 NR group did. ‘Healthy changes’ would improve following a plan - identified small health
women smoking in late pregnancy (56%). No difference in number of cigarettes per day for women classified at baseline as smokers. Hospital visits for child: 81% in FNP, 77% in controls. Second pregnancy within 24 months: No difference between groups (66%). Secondary outcomes suggested small positive effects of FNP: intention to breastfeed, maternally reported cognitive and language development, levels of social support, quality of relationship with partner, and self-efficacy. Greater documentation of child concerns in FNP group. FNP was ￡4670 (95% CI 3322–6017). Not cost-effective for main outcomes – smoking cessation, and second pregnancies. 11. NR. 12. NR Miscellaneous Alicea-Planas et al (2013) Randomised experimental (pretest/posttest intervention) trial. USA To investigate whether and self-rated health would improve following a 1 NR 2 Goal setting intervention Chronic care model (CCM) used as theoretical framework- focuses on empowerment and support to self-manage health 3 ‘Healthy changes’ action plan - identified small health 4 Spanish speaking adult patients (n=184) divided between intervention (n=91) and control (n=93). 5 Chronic diseases 6 Community health centre 7 Staff nurses 8. Self rated health scores: no significant difference between pretest to posttest by study group F(2, 156)=0.13, p=.72 Mean scores decreased from pretest to post test in control group (M=3.79, SD=0.82 vs M=3.55, SD= 0.94), and intervention group (M=3.68, SD 0.86 vs M=3.38, SD= 0.86) 10 Intervention required no extra money or staff. Intervention was implemented into practices of the community health centre easily. 11 NR 13 Self-efficacy appears to be related to ability to manage chronic disease. Although not statistically significant, the intervention group did demonstrate a larger increase in than the usual care group did. efficacy efficacy
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