Behavioral Outcomes
Assess whether patients entail activities that patients act out to face the disease and the treatments due to DHIs. It refers to what the patient acts and does.
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What does patient outcomes mean?
Studies used a variety of quantitative and qualitative factors and variables to measure and describe patient outcomes, referring to five themes (emotional outcomes, perceptual outcomes, capability outcomes, behavioral outcomes, and clinical outcomes), and twelve subthemes.
Adherence
Indicators
Initial, sustained use of certain features
Download and deletion rates
Completion rates
Dropout rates
Speed of task completion
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Self-management behaviors
Indicators
Number of individuals exercising regularly, and/or using dietary behaviors compared to the total participants
Engagement of treatment, self-care, and help-seeking behavior
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Patient-provider communication
Indicators
Number and frequency of patient-provider contacts
Engagement of patient-provider communication
Quality of patient-provider communication (e.g., % patients reporting HCPs communicated well)