Adherence and self-management interventions among systemically marginalized and underserved youth with asthma.

Sweenie, Rachel; Keyser, Heather Hoch De; Gutierrez‐Colina, Ana M.; Brammer, Caitlin; Ramsey, Rachelle R.

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“…Sweenie and authors (2022) synthesize findings from 21 asthma adherence interventions among underserved youth. Asthma disproportionately affects marginalized youth, and adherence and asthma self-management challenges exist within complex systemic and social drivers of health and care disparities (Tackett et al, 2021).…”

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“…Addressing disparities in health outcomes and care is a priority in pediatric psychology (Valrie, Thurston, & Santos, 2020). Articles by David et al (2022), Cartwright et al, Levert et al (2022), and Sweenie et al (2022) focus on evidence-based assessment and practice in systemically excluded and marginalized populations. The articles (a) describe health care system, family, and individual-level factors that can influence adherence and self-management and (b) illustrate adaptations to evidence-based practice in order to meet the specific needs of groups in the context of structural inequities.…”

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Introduction to the special issue on pediatric adherence and self-management: Topical reviews and clinical applications of evidence-based assessment and intervention.

Plevinsky¹,

Carmody²,

Young³

2022

Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology

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Objective: Approximately 1 in 5 children in the United States live with a chronic illness that affects their daily functioning. Due to the high prevalence of chronic conditions requiring children and their caregivers to take on treatment and disease management responsibilities, it is crucial to (a) examine the empirical support for and (b) consider the clinical application of evidence-based assessment and intervention designed to target pediatric adherence and self-management. Thus, the purpose of this special issue is to highlight applications of evidence-based adherence and self-management assessment and intervention across various chronic conditions. Methods: Articles including a topical review and a clinical application of an evidence-based adherence and self-management assessment and/or intervention were considered for this issue. Results: This special issue includes 8 articles highlighting topical reviews and clinical applications of adherence and self-management assessment and/or intervention for diverse pediatric populations. Additionally, this issue explores ethical considerations, clinically-integrated brief interventions, as well as the use of technology and digital tools to promote adherence and self-management. Conclusions: This special issue highlights the clinical application of evidence-based assessment and intervention within the field of pediatric adherence and self-management. Implications for Impact StatementThe aim of this Special Issue is to contribute to the existing literature base, specifically the clinical application of evidence-based adherence and self-management assessment and intervention, for youth diagnosed with chronic medical conditions.

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Section: Systemically Excluded or Marginalized Populationsmentioning

confidence: 97%

Section: Systemically Excluded or Marginalized Populationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Introduction to the special issue on pediatric adherence and self-management: Topical reviews and clinical applications of evidence-based assessment and intervention.

Plevinsky¹,

Carmody²,

Young³

2022

Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology

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Adherence and self-management interventions among systemically marginalized and underserved youth with asthma.

Abstract: Objective: Asthma disproportionately impacts youth who have been systemically marginalized and underserved, henceforth termed underserved for brevity. Disparities are previously published, presented, or disseminated.

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Introduction to the special issue on pediatric adherence and self-management: Topical reviews and clinical applications of evidence-based assessment and intervention.

Introduction to the special issue on pediatric adherence and self-management: Topical reviews and clinical applications of evidence-based assessment and intervention.

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