Aburizik et al. RCT Veterans with documented diagnosis Usual care vs. illness management Beck Depression Inventory-II (2013) of uncontrolled hypertension or only vs. combined psychotherapy and Health related quality-of-life US chronic pain illness management Medical Outcomes Study Medical Pain Combined: Mean age: 66.4 [SD 7.9], A multidimensional telehealth Adherence Questionnaire Depression Sex: 100% men intervention designed to focus on Pain (Brief Pain Inventory) Illness Management Only: Mean age: access barriers to care 62.7 [SD 9.1], Sex: 90% men Care: Mean age: 64.1 [SD 10.5], Sex: 91% men Findings: The combined intervention yielded a significant decline in depressive symptoms compared with usual care. was no time X group effect for pain management. There was no significant difference between the combined and illness management only groups. All three groups showed little change over the course of the 10-week on the measures of chronic disease self-management and health-related quality-of-life. Neither the combined nor the illness management only was effective in improving chronic disease self-management outcomes. Allen et al. (2016) RCT with Veterans with knee osteoarthritis Group versus individual physical Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) US 24-week Group physiotherapy: N = 159, Mean therapy Short Physical Performance Battery Physical follow-up age: 59.2 [SD 9.6], Sex: 88.7% men (SPPB) performance Individual physiotherapy: N = 161, Mean age: 60.8 [SD 10.0], Sex: 87.6% men Findings: No difference between groups on change in WOMAC scores-at 12 weeks or 24 weeks. No difference between groups on change in physical performance at 12 weeks. Group physical therapy was not more effective than individual physical therapy for primary and secondary outcomes. Either group physical therapy or individual physical therapy may be a reasonable delivery model for health care systems to consider. Battersby et al. RCT Psychiatric and non-psychiatric Video (educational material) Attitudes to Electroconvulsive therapy (1993) patients of a Veterans’ hospital and Measure: Questionnaire Australia general hospital patients 1. Knowledge (cognition) Mental wellbeing 3 Groups: 2. Behavioural intent 1. Veteran psychiatric patients (n=81) 3. Fear (affective)
Aburizik et al. (2013) US Pain Depression RCT Veterans with documented diagnosis of uncontrolled hypertension or chronic pain Combined: Mean age: 66.4 [SD 7.9], Sex: 100% men Illness Management Only: Mean age: 62.7 [SD 9.1], Sex: 90% men Care: Mean age: 64.1 [SD 10.5], Sex: 91% men Usual care vs. illness management only vs. combined psychotherapy and illness management A multidimensional telehealth intervention designed to focus on access barriers to care Beck Depression Inventory-II Health related quality-of-life Medical Outcomes Study Medical Adherence Questionnaire Pain (Brief Pain Inventory) Findings: The combined intervention yielded a significant decline in depressive symptoms compared with usual care. was no time X group effect for pain management. There was no significant difference between the combined and illness management only groups. All three groups showed little change over the course of the 10-week on the measures of chronic disease self-management and health-related quality-of-life. Neither the combined nor the illness management only was effective in improving chronic disease self-management outcomes. Allen et al. (2016) US Physical performance RCT with 24-week follow-up Veterans with knee osteoarthritis Group physiotherapy: N = 159, Mean age: 59.2 [SD 9.6], Sex: 88.7% men Individual physiotherapy: N = 161, Mean age: 60.8 [SD 10.0], Sex: 87.6% men Group versus individual physical therapy Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) Findings: No difference between groups on change in WOMAC scores-at 12 weeks or 24 weeks. No difference between groups on change in physical performance at 12 weeks. Group physical therapy was not more effective than individual physical therapy for primary and secondary outcomes. Either group physical therapy or individual physical therapy may be a reasonable delivery model for health care systems to consider. Battersby et al. (1993) Australia Mental wellbeing RCT Psychiatric and non-psychiatric patients of a Veterans’ hospital and general hospital patients 3 Groups: 1. Veteran psychiatric patients (n=81) Video (educational material) Attitudes to Electroconvulsive therapy Measure: Questionnaire 1. Knowledge (cognition) 2. Behavioural intent 3. Fear (affective)
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