2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcf.2019.05.004
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Clustered randomized controlled trial of a clinic-based problem-solving intervention to improve adherence in adolescents with cystic fibrosis

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“…Whilst both clinicians and parents indicated via survey that they considered the Modified CF My Way protocol both appropriate and acceptable, the rates of clinician use suggest inconsistent clinical utilization over the three-month observation period. These findings, like the original 'CF My Way' study, bring into question the feasibility of integrating an adherence protocol into standard care in an outpatient setting [17].…”
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“…Whilst both clinicians and parents indicated via survey that they considered the Modified CF My Way protocol both appropriate and acceptable, the rates of clinician use suggest inconsistent clinical utilization over the three-month observation period. These findings, like the original 'CF My Way' study, bring into question the feasibility of integrating an adherence protocol into standard care in an outpatient setting [17].…”
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confidence: 92%
“…Adherence interventions are not 'one-size fits all' or based on a single-intervention mode. Current clinical guidelines suggest the use of multi-component interventions that are designed to harness the combined effectiveness of multiple intervention elements [16,17]. For example, combined adherence interventions may integrate elements of psychoeducation, formal adherence assessment, clinician communication skill training and behavioural approaches (such as exploring beliefs, counselling and collaborative decision making) and organisation changes (such as educating training care teams, utilizing alternate care models) [11,16,18].…”
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